At Google I/O 2025, Google is showing off demos of how Gemini works on Android XR headsets and smart glasses. Check out the demos!

After first appearing as part of a Pixel feature drop in May, today at Google I/O 2025, the company announced that camera and screen sharing in Gemini Live will be available as a free update in the Gemini app for all Android and iOS devices.

Google says Gemini will make interactions in the car feel far more fluid. Instead of issuing stiff, robotic commands — “Navigate to Starbucks” — you’ll be able to speak naturally and combine multiple tasks. For example: “Text Sarah, I’m on my way, and tell me how long it’ll take to get to the Thai place we went to last month.”

With Google's next major Android update, you'll soon be able to access the powerful Gemini assistant wherever you are.

Google's Gemini is bringing significant improvements to the online experience for individuals facing vision and hearing challenges.

We've already seen a bunch of updates for Apple products in honor of Global Accessibility Awareness Day this week, and now it's Google's turn – with four important upgrades on the way to Android and Chrome.

Now, you can ask Gemini questions via TalkBack to get more information about what's in a photo. So if someone sends you an image and you want more details about what's being shown