Google is showcasing Gemini Live video and screen sharing at MWC 2025 this week, with plans to roll out the Project Astra-powered capabilities to Android phones later this month. Google shared the ...

Gemini Live lets you share you screen to get answers about what you’re looking at. Right now, initiating screen sharing is awkward from within active Gemini Live conversations. That could soon change ...

Two new features, part of Google's Project Astra, can identify what's on the screen and respond to user queries via voice. UPDATE (3/24): After announcing two screen-reading capabilities for Gemini at ...

As promised at MWC earlier this month, Google’s rollout of Project Astra-powered camera and screen sharing capabilities to Gemini Live is now underway. There’s one report so far of an Android user ...

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Google’s Gemini Live, the AI feature that lets people have natural conversations with its AI assistant, is rolling out to more people. Initially, the feature was only available for Pixel 9 and Samsung ...

Summary: Google has rolled out the Gemini Live AI assistant’s real-time camera and screen-sharing features. They allow you to point your phone’s camera at the objects around you and ask questions in ...

Google's demo of Gemini Live's camera and screen sharing feature. Image: Made by Google video/YouTube Google has reversed course on its Gemini Live screen sharing feature by making it available for ...

Google finally introduced Gemini Live, an AI feature initially teased as Project Astra. With this, you can now examine real-time video and share your screens easily. Many assumed these capabilities ...

OpenAI today announced that it’s finally giving ChatGPT the ability to observe screens and live video to provide comments and feedback, a day after Google LLC launched similar features in Gemini 2.0.