Hajra Naz
Google just opened up its Gemini Live feature to every Android phone — no extra fees, no special subscription. You point your camera or share your screen, and Gemini Live tells you what it sees in real time.
At first, only Pixel 9 and Galaxy S25 owners with a Gemini Advanced plan got this perk. That was cool, but kinda limiting. After users loved it, Google decided to give it away to all Android users. Smart move.
The rollout is already underway. You might see it pop up on your device in the next few weeks. Google hasn’t said if they’re doing it country by country or all at once.
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A Pixel camera scanned many plates on a conveyor in a demonstration, and Gemini Live accurately described each dish. Watch it pick out sushi, salads, and desserts in a snap.
Not to be outdone, Microsoft rolled out Copilot Vision for free in Edge. It works the same way — you show it stuff, and it talks back. Both tech giants are racing to own the AI vision game.
Bottom line: If you’ve got an Android phone, you’re about to get a cool AI sidekick without spending a dime. That’s a win for everyone.
