See What I See: Google’s Gemini Live Now on All Android Phones
Imagine your AI assistant actually seeing what you see on your screen, your camera, your world. That’s exactly what Google is rolling out with Gemini Live, and now, it’s available to all Android users.
Over the weekend, Google flipped the switch on a feature that was once limited to just Pixel 9, Galaxy S25, and Gemini Advanced subscribers. Now, everyone with the Gemini app on Android can try it out.
With Gemini Live, you can share your screen or your camera feed with Google’s AI assistant in real time. It’s like having a tech-savvy friend watching over your shoulder but smarter and always available.
Stuck trying to fix your Wi-Fi router? Gemini can now see the blinking lights or the error message on your screen. Need help filling out a confusing form or understanding something you’re reading? Just point your camera or scroll on your phone, and start talking to Gemini.
To try it out, open the Gemini app, tap the “Share screen with Live” button, and let the assistant jump into action. It’s not full-blown augmented reality, but it’s definitely a step closer and it might just make everyday tech problems a lot easier to solve.
Whether you’re a tech pro or just someone who needs a bit of extra help, Gemini Live is now in your pocket, literally.