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.

Google has announced that Gemini Live is rolling out for all Android users via the Gemini app, for free. Google originally launched the Gemini Live assistant alongside the Google Pixel 9 series. The new assistant is faster than the standard Gemini and offers a more intuitive and immersive experience. It's definitely more conversational.

Google's Gemini Live is now freely available for everyone using Google's Gemini app in English, the company announced on Monday. Originally, Gemini Live was launched at the Pixel 9 event, but was originally available only for Pixel 9 devices,

Google has announced that Gemini Live is now available at no cost to all Gemini app users. Here's what you should know.

Google has begun rolling out Gemini Live to all Android users, bringing down the restriction that previously allowed only paid subscribers to chat with the AI bot. The two-way interactive voice chat functionality lets users talk to the bot and ask it questions through voice instead of using textual prompts.

Google Gemini Live supports English only and has introduced 10 new voices for a more personalised experience. All these voices have different pitches and tones.