Google's Gemini AI Gains Live Video and Screen-Sharing Features

Google unveils new capabilities for its Gemini AI assistant, allowing users to interact via live video and screen-sharing, with features rolling out to Android users later this month.

Google's Gemini AI assistant now supports live video and screen-sharing, enabling users to ask questions based on real-time visuals or their phone screens.
The new features, showcased at Mobile World Congress 2025, will be available to Gemini Advanced subscribers on the Google One AI Premium plan for $20 per month.
Demonstrations highlight Gemini's ability to provide contextual advice, such as design recommendations for pottery or outfit suggestions during online shopping.
iPhone users also gain new Gemini lockscreen widgets, including tools for voice prompts, reminders, and camera-based interactions, as Google aims to compete with Siri and ChatGPT.
Google's rollout strategy begins with Android in March, with iOS availability expected soon after, signaling a broader push to integrate AI functionalities across platforms.