- Google is rolling out a UI update for the Gemini app on Android tablets that shrinks the size of the overlay.
- The new overlay is about one-third the width of the screen instead of two-thirds and is anchored to the right side.
- This updated interface only applies to the standard Gemini experience and seems to be part of a slow server-side rollout.
There are a lot of AI chatbots you can talk to these days, but I personally use Google Gemini on all my devices. It’s smart, integrates with my favorite Google services, and is available out of the box on all my Android devices. While the experience has largely been the same across my phones and tablets, Google has recently made a few small tweaks to account for the differences in form factor.
For instance, Google recently rolled out a UI update that brought the Gemini mobile app more in line with the web version. The update added a navigation drawer on the left-hand side that’s expanded by default on tablets but collapsed on phones. Now, the company is rolling out yet another update that shrinks the Gemini overlay on tablets.