New Delhi, May 21 -- Google has rolled out a set of major updates to its Gemini app, aiming to widen its appeal and offer users more ways to interact with AI. Announced at the annual Google I/O 2025 event on Tuesday, the updates include tools for visual help, media generation, and research - now available on both Android and iOS.

Gemini Live, which lets users share their camera feed or screen during conversations, is now available for free. The feature is designed to help users show what they mean instead of typing out questions. According to Google, conversations using Gemini Live tend to be longer than text-only chats, which the company attributes to the more interactive format.

Google plans to integrate the tool more deeply into its ...