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Credit: Mishaal Rahman / Android Authority Gemini Live with camera and screen sharing is now rolling out to all Android phones without requiring a Gemini Advanced subscription. The feature was previously available only only on the Pixel 9 series and the Galaxy S25 lineup. It allows users to share their screen and camera view with Gemini to ask questions in real time. Update, April 17, 2025 (12:33 PM ET): It turns out that Google’s generosity with Gemini Live camera and screen sharing is even more all-encompassing that it first looked! We already shared with you Google’s announcement that the upgrades were spreading from the Pixel 9 series to the rest of Google’s Pixel lineup, but that’s just a fraction of what this expansion actually covers.

Credit: Mishaal Rahman / Android Authority Gemini Live with camera and screen sharing is now rolling out to all Android phones without requiring a Gemini Advanced subscription. The feature was previously available only only on the Pixel 9 series and the Galaxy S25 lineup. It allows users to share their screen and camera view with Gemini to ask questions in real time. Update, April 17, 2025 (12:33 PM ET): It turns out that Google’s generosity with Gemini Live camera and screen sharing is even more all-encompassing that it first looked! We already shared with you Google’s announcement that the upgrades were spreading from the Pixel 9 series to the rest of Google’s Pixel lineup, but that’s just a fraction of what this expansion actually covers.

Credit: Mishaal Rahman / Android Authority Gemini Live with camera and screen sharing is now rolling out to all Android phones without requiring a Gemini Advanced subscription. The feature was previously available only only on the Pixel 9 series and the Galaxy S25 lineup. It allows users to share their screen and camera view with Gemini to ask questions in real time. Update, April 17, 2025 (12:33 PM ET): It turns out that Google’s generosity with Gemini Live camera and screen sharing is even more all-encompassing that it first looked! We already shared with you Google’s announcement that the upgrades were spreading from the Pixel 9 series to the rest of Google’s Pixel lineup, but that’s just a fraction of what this expansion actually covers.

Credit: Mishaal Rahman / Android Authority Gemini Live with camera and screen sharing is now rolling out to all Android phones without requiring a Gemini Advanced subscription. The feature was previously available only only on the Pixel 9 series and the Galaxy S25 lineup. It allows users to share their screen and camera view with Gemini to ask questions in real time. Update, April 17, 2025 (12:33 PM ET): It turns out that Google’s generosity with Gemini Live camera and screen sharing is even more all-encompassing that it first looked! We already shared with you Google’s announcement that the upgrades were spreading from the Pixel 9 series to the rest of Google’s Pixel lineup, but that’s just a fraction of what this expansion actually covers.

Credit: Mishaal Rahman / Android Authority Gemini Live with camera and screen sharing is now rolling out to all Android phones without requiring a Gemini Advanced subscription. The feature was previously available only only on the Pixel 9 series and the Galaxy S25 lineup. It allows users to share their screen and camera view with Gemini to ask questions in real time. Update, April 17, 2025 (12:33 PM ET): It turns out that Google’s generosity with Gemini Live camera and screen sharing is even more all-encompassing that it first looked! We already shared with you Google’s announcement that the upgrades were spreading from the Pixel 9 series to the rest of Google’s Pixel lineup, but that’s just a fraction of what this expansion actually covers.

Credit: Mishaal Rahman / Android Authority Gemini Live with camera and screen sharing is now rolling out to all Android phones without requiring a Gemini Advanced subscription. The feature was previously available only only on the Pixel 9 series and the Galaxy S25 lineup. It allows users to share their screen and camera view with Gemini to ask questions in real time. Update, April 17, 2025 (12:33 PM ET): It turns out that Google’s generosity with Gemini Live camera and screen sharing is even more all-encompassing that it first looked! We already shared with you Google’s announcement that the upgrades were spreading from the Pixel 9 series to the rest of Google’s Pixel lineup, but that’s just a fraction of what this expansion actually covers.

Credit: Mishaal Rahman / Android Authority Gemini Live with camera and screen sharing is now rolling out to all Android phones without requiring a Gemini Advanced subscription. The feature was previously available only only on the Pixel 9 series and the Galaxy S25 lineup. It allows users to share their screen and camera view with Gemini to ask questions in real time. Update, April 17, 2025 (12:33 PM ET): It turns out that Google’s generosity with Gemini Live camera and screen sharing is even more all-encompassing that it first looked! We already shared with you Google’s announcement that the upgrades were spreading from the Pixel 9 series to the rest of Google’s Pixel lineup, but that’s just a fraction of what this expansion actually covers.

Credit: Ryan Haines / Android Authority Samsung may rebrand its upcoming Galaxy Buds FE 2 as Galaxy Buds Core. The new name appeared in an FCC filing for model number SM-R410. An earlier trademark filing suggests the earbuds may only launch in select regions initially. It’s been 18 months since the original Samsung Galaxy Buds FE landed, and we’re led to believe that the sequel has been inching closer. Now, a fresh leak suggests that Samsung’s next budget earbuds might not be called the Galaxy Buds FE 2 after all. According to a new FCC filing spotted by X leaker @DalgieshGX and reported by SammyGuru, the upcoming SM-R410 earbuds could launch as the Galaxy Buds Core. That’s the same model number revealed last month, when a leak suggested the successor to the original Galaxy Buds FE was already at an advanced stage of development.

Credit: Ryan Haines / Android Authority Samsung may rebrand its upcoming Galaxy Buds FE 2 as Galaxy Buds Core. The new name appeared in an FCC filing for model number SM-R410. An earlier trademark filing suggests the earbuds may only launch in select regions initially. It’s been 18 months since the original Samsung Galaxy Buds FE landed, and we’re led to believe that the sequel has been inching closer. Now, a fresh leak suggests that Samsung’s next budget earbuds might not be called the Galaxy Buds FE 2 after all. According to a new FCC filing spotted by X leaker @DalgieshGX and reported by SammyGuru, the upcoming SM-R410 earbuds could launch as the Galaxy Buds Core. That’s the same model number revealed last month, when a leak suggested the successor to the original Galaxy Buds FE was already at an advanced stage of development.

Credit: Ryan Haines / Android Authority Samsung may rebrand its upcoming Galaxy Buds FE 2 as Galaxy Buds Core. The new name appeared in an FCC filing for model number SM-R410. An earlier trademark filing suggests the earbuds may only launch in select regions initially. It’s been 18 months since the original Samsung Galaxy Buds FE landed, and we’re led to believe that the sequel has been inching closer. Now, a fresh leak suggests that Samsung’s next budget earbuds might not be called the Galaxy Buds FE 2 after all. According to a new FCC filing spotted by X leaker @DalgieshGX and reported by SammyGuru, the upcoming SM-R410 earbuds could launch as the Galaxy Buds Core. That’s the same model number revealed last month, when a leak suggested the successor to the original Galaxy Buds FE was already at an advanced stage of development.