Gemini Live Update: New Free Features Now Available for All Users

April 16, 2025, 8:20 pm

Gemini Live has announced an update that makes key features accessible at no extra cost, reversing earlier plans to restrict access behind a paywall. One report highlights the release of its "most exciting new feature" now free for everyone, while another focuses on the screensharing function being made free for Android users. Both announcements point to Google’s efforts to broaden the service’s user base by eliminating previous financial barriers and offering enhanced platform functionality.

cnet.com / Gemini Live's New Camera Trick Works Like Magic -- When It Wants To

Gemini Live's new camera mode can identify objects around you and more. I tested it out with my offbeat collectibles.

bgr.com / Gemini Live’s most exciting new feature is now free for everyone

Google originally planned on locking one of its most interesting AI innovations behind a paywall, but now the company is changing its tune. On Wednesday, … The post Gemini Live’s most exciting new feature is now free for everyone appeared first on BGR.

theverge.com / Gemini Live’s screensharing feature is now free for Android users

Gemini Live’s feature that lets it see and respond to what’s on your camera and your screen will now be free for all Android users via the Gemini app, Google announced today. The AI-powered feature officially launched earlier this month for everyone on Pixel 9 and Samsung Galaxy S25 using the...

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