One of Gemini's coolest features is rolling out to all Android users for free now

Kerry Wan/ZDNET One of the most useful Gemini features will soon be available on a much wider scale. In a post yesterday, Google announced that Gemini Live with camera and screen share is rolling out to all Android users. Also: Google's Veo 2 AI text-to-video generator is now available - how to try it Tap on the new "Share screen with Live" button, and you can show Gemini what's on your screen and have a conversation about it. It works for files, images, and YouTube videos. The feature was first introduced back in January, when it was exclusive to the Pixel 9 series and Galaxy S24 and S25. The March Pixel Drop made it available on more phones, including the Pixel 6 and newer. How 'Talk live about' works Here's how to use Gemini's new tool: Open the Gemini app (or you can use "Hey Google" if you have it enabled). If you want to use your camera, tap the viewfinder button. You'll be able to ask questions about whatever is in the frame. For example, you can point at food and ask if ... Read full article.