Summary
- Google has started to roll out its Gemini Live update, which enables cameras and screensharing functions on Pixel 9 phones and Samsung’s Galaxy S25.
- This will allow users to point their cameras at something and ask the AI chatbot questions about whatever it is that’s in frame.
- Alternatively, users can use the screensharing option to get advice on shopping websites, or for any other queries.
- The roll out is expected to extend to other Android devices, although users will need to be a paid Gemini Advanced user to access the features.
- It was first demo’d at Google’s I/O Developer conference in May 2023 as part of the ‘Project Astra’ initiative.
By Umar Shakir
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