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Human-like chat on your phone: Have you tried Google Gemini’s new feature?
At its developer conference, Google announced advancements in Gemini AI, including a new feature that allows users to interact with their smartphones as if they were conversing with another human.
New Delhi, May 23 — Your smartphone is about to become more conversational than ever! Thanks to Google’s latest innovation, even mid-range phones can now offer human-like interactions through a groundbreaking feature introduced at Google I/O 2025. Say hello to Gemini Live, the latest development under Project Astra — Google’s bold vision for the future of AI.
🤖 What is Gemini Live?
Gemini Live is a new capability that lets your phone communicate like a human, responding to your voice and surroundings in real-time. It not only talks back intelligently, but also uses your phone’s camera to understand and interpret the world around you.
From setting up calendar invites to navigating unfamiliar streets, Gemini integrates deeply with Google apps like:
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Google Calendar
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Keep Notes
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Google Tasks
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Google Maps
🌐 “We’re bringing AI into the real world—your world,” says Google via its official X handle.
📲 How to Get Started with Gemini Live
Getting Gemini Live up and running is easy. Here’s what you need to do:
1. Download the Gemini App
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Available on both Google Play Store and Apple App Store
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Install it like any other app on your smartphone
2. Grant Required Permissions
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After installation, allow access to your microphone, camera, and other essentials
3. Launch Gemini
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Tap the icon next to the mic to activate Gemini Live
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Your phone is now ready to talk to you—literally!
4. Use the Camera for Real-World Interaction
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Tap the camera icon at the bottom of the app
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Point it at any object, tap the screen, and start chatting
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Gemini will fetch relevant information instantly using online data
📶 Note: Make sure your phone is connected to the internet for the best experience.
🌟 Why It Matters
This isn’t just another virtual assistant — Gemini Live is more immersive, responsive, and interactive than anything Google has released before. It’s part of a larger trend toward making AI context-aware and visually smart, transforming the way we use our phones every day.