Google opens the door to Gemini Nano for all Android apps!
Starting today, all Android app developers can experiment with Gemini Nano using a tool called the AI Edge SDK. The Google AI Edge SDK for Android was previously under a closed early access preview program but is now available for developers working on Google Pixel 9 devices. Support for more devices will be added soon.
Here's every Android phone that supports Gemini Nano so far
Regardless, it’s clear that Google is serious about bringing Gemini Nano to more Android phones. As of today, there are now 15 Android phones that support Gemini Nano 1 and 4 that support Gemini Nano 2. Google deploying the AI model to more phones will hopefully encourage developers to implement new and exciting features that take advantage of it.
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