Gemini Live’s screensharing feature is now free for Android users
Newyork Central Post
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Originally, Google was going to keep it locked behind a Gemini Advanced subscription for most people.
Originally, Google was going to keep it locked behind a Gemini Advanced subscription for most people.
Gemini Live’s feature that lets it see and respond to what’s on your camera and your screen will now be free for all Android users via the Gemini app, Google announced today.
The AI-powered feature officially launched earlier this month for everyone on Pixel 9 and Samsung Galaxy S25 using the Gemini app. At the time, Google said the feature would launch “soon” for all Android users though would only be available with a Gemini Advanced subscription. But the company has changed its mind and is now making it available for free.
“We’ve been hearing great feedback on Gemini Live with camera and screen share, so we decided to bring it to more people,” Google said on X.
The feature will roll out to all Android users with the Gemini app starting today, and the rollout will take place “over the coming weeks.” If you want to get an idea of how the feature works, check out this video from Google. In it, a person holds their phone with the camera open at an aquarium so that Gemini can see the animals and share information.
Today, Microsoft announced that its similar AI tool, called Copilot Vision, is available now for free in the Edge browser.
