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Forget ChatGPT -- Google Gemini can now see the world with live video and screen-sharing
Google's AI assistant, Gemini, is set to introduce exciting features to give Android users new ways to interact more intuitively with their devices. Leveraging advanced capabilities, Gemini will soon allow users to ask questions about content on their screens, much like the screen sharing feature
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Google Unveils Gemini Live AI: Real-Time Video and Screen Sharing for Smarter Assistance
Google's Gemini AI Gets Live Video and Screen Sharing for Real-Time Assistance Google is revolutionizing AI-powered assistance with live video and screen-sharing features for its Gemini AI. Announced at Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2025 in Barcelona, this update allows users to share their phone
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Google, Oppo, Moto and Honor are finally giving us the AI we deserve
Table of Contents Table of Contents Gemini Live Moto AI and Smart Connect 2.0 Real-time translation from Oppo, Honor, and Tecno Honor's AI Agent Welcome to the era of helpful AI I don't know about you, but I'm tired of the term AI. When every company in the industry is using the term, it loses
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I saw the new Gemini and Project Astra, here's why it's the future
Table of Contents Table of Contents Astra features: Gemini Live Video and screen sharing Gemini Live can now read files, documents, and images New features for Google Home: Gemini Routines The future of AI is Google Gemini We're quickly entering the realm of AI that is useful, and key to this is
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Gemini Live can now 'see' with live video and screen sharing
Google is rolling out new features to its continuous conversational AI Gemini Live, including live video and screen sharing abilities to really go real-time with your chats. Announced during Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, the company's ChatGPT Voice Mode competitor will now let you
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Google's Gemini now lets you ask questions using videos or what's on your screen | TechCrunch
Google is adding new features to its AI assistant, Gemini, that let users ask it questions using video or content on the screen in real time. At the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2025 in Barcelona, the company showed off a new "Screenshare" feature, which lets users share what's on their phone's
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Google Will Soon Let You Have Live Video Conversations With Gemini
Gemini interface will soon show a "Share screen with Live" button Google is showcasing two new Gemini Live features at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2025 in Barcelona. The Mountain View-based tech giant will also be rolling out the Live Video and screen-sharing features to the paid subscribers
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Gemini Live will learn to peer through your camera lens in a few weeks
At Mobile World Congress, Google confirmed that a long-awaited Gemini AI feature it first teased nearly a year ago is ready for launch. The company's conversational Gemini Live will soon be able to view live video and screen sharing, a feature Google previously demoed as Project Astra. When
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You'll soon be able to show Gemini Live what you see in real time
These features will be available to Gemini Advanced subscribers. It's already been an eventful Mobile World Congress (MWC) with announcements from brands like Samsung, Xiaomi, HMD Global, and more. Google is also at the event where it's previewing two new features for Gemini that will come to
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Google's Gemini Live will now be able to access your camera and screen
Nvidia, Dell, and Super Micro stock tumble as new China probe sparks fears of tighter scrutiny Going beyond just text and image input, select users will be able to use their Android device's camera or share their screen with Gemini Live to ask the chatbot questions about what appears in the live
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You'll Soon Be Able to Send Video and Screenshares to Google's Gemini AI
Originally teased as Project Astra in May of last year, Google's Gemini Live with Video and Gemini Live with Screenshare features each have a new trailer, showing how the search giant plans to catch up with ChatGPT's Advanced Voice Mode. Soon, Google One AI Premium subscribers will be able to share
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Google unveils ChatGPT competitor that sees your screen
Google's AI engine introduces a new feature that can "see" the screen and provide relevant information. Initially, this update will be available exclusively for Android users. A year after ChatGPT's breakthrough, Google is joining the race. At the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Google
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Next Gemini Live update lets Google's AI model see the world through your camera
Editor's take: Google's push to make Gemini a more interactive AI assistant could revolutionize how we use the technology. However, as users share their camera and screen with Gemini, what are the privacy implications? While the benefits of real-time assistance are clear, the potential for data
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Google's Gemini Live Assistant is About to Do Some Fun Stuff With...
We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. Gemini Live is supposed to be an assistant that is there for you at any moment to talk you through an upcoming interview, brainstorm ideas, or have a close-to-normal conversation with AI, if that's something
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Live video and screen-sharing are coming to Gemini Live this month
Summary Google is showcasing AI capabilities at MWC with Gemini Live's video and screen sharing features. Gemini Live will offer live video and screen sharing, giving advice on products and artistic work. Expect Gemini Live's screen sharing and video support to drop this month for advanced
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Gemini live video and screensharing arrive on Android devices later this month
Mobile World Congress 2025 has officially kicked off in Barcelona. Google is on the ground previewing two AI features that will begin rolling out to Android devices starting later this month. The first is Live Video, which Google first showed at I/O 2024 last May. The tool takes advantage of
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Google introduces groundbreaking features for Gemini, including live video and screen sharing capabilities, enhancing AI-powered assistance and interaction.

Google has announced a significant upgrade to its AI assistant, Gemini, introducing real-time video and screen sharing features. This development, part of Google's Project Astra, marks a pivotal shift in AI-powered assistance, moving beyond text-based interactions to more intuitive and context-aware support
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.The new live video feature allows users to engage with Gemini using their smartphone cameras, enabling the AI to provide insights based on the user's surroundings. This functionality mimics a video call experience, where users can ask questions about their environment and receive immediate, context-aware responses
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.Gemini's screen sharing feature enables users to share their device screens with the AI, allowing for more interactive and personalized assistance. Users can now ask questions about content displayed on their screens, whether it's a webpage, app, or image. This feature is designed to work seamlessly with various applications, including YouTube, where users can inquire about specific details in videos they're watching
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.The update also includes improved capabilities for analyzing files, documents, and images. Gemini can now provide detailed explanations, search its knowledge base for additional information, and even create mnemonic devices to aid in learning and retention
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.Gemini's new features extend to smart home integration through Google Home. The AI can now assist in creating complex routines based on camera footage and user prompts, showcasing the potential for more autonomous and intelligent home automation
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These new features are set to roll out to Gemini Advanced subscribers on Android devices later in March 2025. The advanced capabilities will be limited to paid subscribers, highlighting Google's strategy to monetize its AI innovations
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.Google's latest updates to Gemini represent a significant leap in AI assistant technology, potentially setting new benchmarks for what AI can achieve in everyday life. As these features become widely available, they are expected to redefine user expectations and push the boundaries of AI-human interaction
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.The introduction of these visual and interactive capabilities positions Gemini as a formidable competitor in the AI assistant market, directly challenging other AI platforms like ChatGPT. As the technology continues to evolve, it promises to make AI assistance more accessible, intuitive, and integrated into users' daily lives
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