Users can simply point the camera — or scroll down — and talk to Gemini in search of answers. The tool should now be available to Android users in the Gemini app via the "Share screen with Live" button. While it's not quite built-in augmented reality, it does seem close — and certainly something interesting to test out.

Google Chat on Android could soon get Gemini features for better collaboration, as found in an APK teardown. Gemini features in Chat include summarizing long conversations and answering questions among others. Message scheduling is also coming to Chat, allowing for sending messages at specific dates and times.

Google has expanded Gemini Live's real-time video and screen sharing to all Android users, so it's no longer limited to Gemini Advanced subscribers: No more paying to use it. To use Gemini Live, Android users must activate Gemini as they normally would.