Gemini Live within the standalone Gemini app on smartphones is an easy-to-use conversational AI assistant with natural-sounding spoken dialogue capabilities. It allows users to directly talk to the AI assistant without the need to type out queries.

Newly uncovered code suggests that the next major release of Android will finally let Google’s Gemini AI perform functions within apps, rather than just

Google released the first Android 16 developer preview earlier this week and keen-eyed observers are already uncovering interesting tidbits, including one that hints about a much more useful future for Google’s AI assistant.

Google is streamlining the Gemini Live app by adding simpler pause and resume chat controls directly to the persistent notification.

The memory feature lets you share details about yourself and Gemini will take that information into consideration when answering future questions.

While ChatGPT is great at answering questions, it provides only one response at a time. Google Gemini, however, generates three different responses to each question by default; you can simply tap the Show drafts button to view these alternative answers.

Gemini allows you to complement your prompts with multimedia and documents. Like other AI-powered chatbots, Gemini can analyze files to provide more accurate results. You can use