Google 's Gemini Live AI assistant has a new range of voices for communicating with Android users. The ten new voices each have a unique way of speaking tied to personalities and accents.

Are you an Android user eager to try out Gemini Live? Discover how Google?s new feature is now available for everyone and how you can use it.

As Gemini Live gets unveiled, Adarsh gives you a rundown on Google’s all new voice-based AI assistant… As Google themselves put it, we’re in the Gemini era now. Designed as a response to ChatGPT, Gemini is a family of AI models and now at long last,

Gemini Live has not yet been widely launched for all free users on Android but is expected to be available to more users in the coming days: Technology news

Android users will soon be able to use Gemini Live for free. This is big news for anyone who wanted to try the tool, but didn't want to pay.

That isn't Gemini Live's only limitation regarding scheduling. It can't access my Google Tasks or set reminders for me. Google Assistant is my go-to for smaller, transactional tasks like setting a timer for baking. While Gemini Live helps brainstorm dinner ideas, Google Assistant is more helpful when I'm following recipes.

Google introduced the assistant with the Google Pixel 9 series last month with several new AI features which include the Pixel Studio, enhanced Magic Eraser, and Gemini Live.

Google has begun rolling out Gemini Live free of charge to all English-language Android users via the Gemini app.

Google Calendar extension in Gemini is now rolling out with the ability to create an event, find events, and more.