Google launched Gemini Live for all Android users; Know the way of use will change

Google has now made Gemini Live live for all Android users. Two-way communication between users is made possible by Google Gemini AI's new feature, Gemini Live. All Android users can now access this feature, which was previously limited to Gemini advanced users only.

By the way, at present, only the basic version of this feature is available to the users. The choice of ten different voices is not available in the free version. Earlier this month, a report said that Google is releasing this feature for all Android users.

The Gemini app is yet to be introduced to iOS users, which implies iPhone users will not have access to the Gemini Live feature. Android users who have the Gemini app already will notice that there will be a waveform icon with the sparkle icon on the bottom right next to the mic and camera icon.

You can open the Gemini Live feature by tapping the waveform icon. In other words, it's a two-way voice chat feature where both users and the AI ​​respond by speaking. Google's AI speaks very smoothly and shows slight inflection in voice. It is not like the Advanced Voice Mode feature in ChatGPT, which has an emotional voice and can react to whatever users say.