08/04/2025
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08/04/2025
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KUWAIT CITY, April 8: Google has expanded the rollout of advanced AI features from its 'Project Astra' initiative to the Gemini Live platform, enhancing user interaction through real-time camera and screen-sharing functionalities. Initially available on Pixel 9 and Samsung Galaxy S25 devices, these features enable users to engage with the AI assistant by pointing their device's camera at objects or sharing their screen for contextual assistance. For example, users can identify items in their surroundings or seek advice on content displayed on their screens.
Key Details:
- Subscription Requirements: Access to these features requires a subscription to Gemini Advanced
- Language and Regional Availability: Gemini Live supports 45 languages and is accessible in select countries for users aged 18 and older, excluding education and enterprise accounts.
- Rollout Timeline: The rollout began last month, with reports of the feature appearing on devices such as Xiaomi phones
These advancements aim to provide users with a more interactive and intuitive AI experience, leveraging real-time visual and contextual data to enhance assistance capabilities.
