Google has now made Gemini Live available to all Android users, expanding access to its conversational AI assistant, which was previously limited to premium subscribers. Gemini Live allows for natural, fluid conversations where users can interrupt and change the topic mid-conversation. This can be used for brainstorming, answering questions, and more directly through the Gemini app. The Assistant also runs in the background, meaning you can multitask without even keeping the app open.

A major highlight of this rollout is the inclusion of 10 new voices, which allow users to personalize their experience by choosing from options like “Nova” (quiet, mid-range) or “Capella” (high pitched with a British accent). Allows. While the current version is available in English, Google plans to introduce support for other languages ​​and iOS soon.

Although Gemini Live does not yet include integrations like Gmail and YouTube Music (part of an upcoming Gemini extension), users can expect these features in a future update. This broader rollout makes Gemini Live a powerful new tool for Android users looking for a more interactive AI experience.

Google Gemini’s new sounds

Gemini Live offers 10 unique voice options that allow users to customize the tone and style of the AI ​​to suit their preferences. These voices were designed to provide a variety of tones, ranging from calm and soothing to energetic and bright, enhancing the user’s conversation experience. Here are the available voices:

• Nova – Quiet and mid-range, ideal for casual conversations.
• Ursa – Busy and mid-range, with a more interactive tone.
• Vega – Bright and loud, giving off a lively and happy atmosphere.
• Pegasus – associated with a darker tone, making it more official.
• Class – Energetic and great for deep, high-energy exchanges.
• Lyra – Bright and high pitched, similar to Vega but with lighter tones.
• Orion – Bright and deep, delivering a confident yet accessible sound.
• Dipper – Busy and deep, balancing warmth and connection.
• Eclipse – Energetic and mid-range, providing a lively but neutral tone.
• Cappella – British-accented and high-pitched vocals, adds an international flair.

Each voice is designed to adapt to different contexts, making the conversation experience more personal and dynamic. Users can change the voices under “Gemini’s Voices” in the Gemini app settings. These voices enhance the realism of conversations by mimicking different emotional tones.

How to use Google Gemini and its new voices for free?

This is not rocket science. After downloading the Gemini app from Google Play Store, you will see the Gemini Live feature available at the bottom of the screen. Tap the “Live” icon to start a conversation. You can talk directly to a Gemini, and he or she will answer your questions or help you brainstorm ideas.

To personalize your experience, go to Settings in the app. Navigate to Geminis Voice, where you’ll find 10 voice options, including Nova, Ursa, Vega, and Capella. Choose the voice that best suits your preferences. This version of Gemini Live is available for free to all Android users. Initially it was only for premium users, but now everyone can access it at no extra cost.

It is worth noting that currently Google Gemini supports only English. But you can expect more languages ​​in the next update. Furthermore, users can also expect iOS support in future updates.