Motorola is rolling out the Gemini Nano AI model to the Edge 50 Ultra, making it the brand's first phone to support the LLM.

Regardless, it’s clear that Google is serious about bringing Gemini Nano to more Android phones. As of today, there are now 15 Android phones that support Gemini Nano 1 and 4 that support Gemini Nano 2. Google deploying the AI model to more phones will hopefully encourage developers to implement new and exciting features that take advantage of it.

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 has taken a step towards making artificial intelligence more accessible and engaging with the widespread release of Gemini Live.

September, Google announced that Gemini Live would start rolling out to all Android users free of charge. This week, the rollout appears complete, with the Gemini team tweeting that the service is now available to,

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.

While Gemini Live currently doesn’t support real-time chat with services like Gmail and YouTube Music, Google is working on adding these capabilities as part of Project Astra. There are also plans to bring Gemini Live to iOS users in the future, expanding accessibility across different devices.

Gemini live is now available for free users. The feature allows you to have more life-like conversations with the chatbot.

Want a voice assistant you can have natural conversations with? You may not need to pay for ChatGPT's Voice Mode.