After removing in the last redesign, the Gemini overlay on Android is bringing back a shortcut to quickly open the full app.

As the screenshots below show, the Gemini overlay on my tablet is now significantly narrower. Previously, it spanned nearly two-thirds of the display’s width; now, it only takes up about one-third.

The Gemini overlay on Android has reintroduced a shortcut feature, enabling users to swiftly open the full application with a simple swipe-up gesture.

Gemini Live looks to be getting a dark overlay that closely aligns with the app's main UI design and color scheme. Whether ...

Inside the app, the “Ask Gemini” field appears as a pill, while the overlay uses a rounded rectangle design. Availability The redesign is part of Google app version 16.2.40 , now hitting the ...

After introducing for Samsung, the Gemini overlay now has a shortcut that lets you enter split-screen multitasking on large-screen Android.

Earlier this year, when Google's Gemini Assistant for Android was still in its infancy, it received a solid quality of life upgrade that made it functional as an overlay.

Now, Gemini’s new floating overlay panel is already rolling out to more people. Recently, the Mountain View giant also started shipping Gemini Live to Gemini Advanced subscribers.

Gemini is getting a split-screen shortcut on large-screen Android devices. The new split-screen experience allows users to multitask. The shortcut has been seen on the Pixel Tablet and Fold.

Currently, Gemini’s split screen support is only known to be available on the Galaxy Z Fold 6. That said, it seems that Google is working on a similar feature for normal smartphones.

Those who have Gemini Advanced, the paid tier of Google's upgraded AI model that costs $20 per month, will also be able to tap a button that says "Ask this PDF" to have Gemini answer a question ...