- Gemini Live’s project Astra features, including video and screen sharing, are now rolling out to more Android users.
- The update allows the conversational assistant to accept multimodal input from your camera and screen in addition to your voice commands.
- iOS users may have to wait for this feature, as Google hasn’t announced plans to release it on iPhones.
One of Gemini’s most useful features is Gemini Live, a conversational assistant that understands natural language and can reply with its AI smarts. Google had promised that Gemini Live’s Project Astra capabilities would be available to all Android users with the Gemini app in the coming weeks. True to its word, we’re seeing reports of more users getting video and screen-sharing capabilities with Gemini Live on their devices.
Reddit user gabigtr123 pointed out that they can now use their camera and screen share with Gemini Live. Several other users also confirmed receiving the feature on their Android flagships. Some suggested that users can try force-stopping their Google app a couple of times to force the feature to appear on the next launch.