Google is making Gemini live smart with two new capabilities: camera and screen sharing support. This feature will be available to all Gemini app users on the latest Pixel 9 and Samsung Galaxy S25 devices, with a plan to expand more Android devices soon. Initially launched as a voice-based intellectual tool, Gemini Live will now provide real-time visual aid to users. This will allow them to share their smartphone’s camera feed or screen with Gemini in real time, making AIs able to provide support or voice beyond the voice.

Enhancened Gemini Live Experience is currently available to users of Google Pixel 9 and Samsung Galaxy S25 series, provided they subscribe to Mithun Advanced. Mithun Advanced is part of the Google One AI Premium Plan priced at $ 20 per month. Google has also confirmed that the features will eventually work on any Android device of 10.0 or more, including tablets and foldables.

How to use new characteristics of Mithun Live

First, updategemini app. Once the Gemini app is updated and a Gemini advanced membership becomes active, the user will see two new icons in the Mithun Live Interface. The camera on the left starts a live video feed using the icon front or rear camera, while the screen sharing button on the right allows users to transmit their entire display.

Google says that, with the help of this feature, instead of describing an issue or question, users can now only show Gemini what they are doing and real -time, relevant support.

What can you do with Gemini Live

The latest update Mithun Live adds two major functionality: live camera streaming and full-screen sharing. In its official blog post, Google has underlined many practical scenarios where these new features shine:

Organize your location: Users can now activate the front or rear camera of their phone to show Gemini in real time. It is particularly useful for tasks such as demolishing the blank, fixing broken objects or obtaining immediate visual response. All users need to indicate the camera in a messy area-as to get a disorganized desk or drawer and real-time outfit tips.

Creative churning: By sharing their entire screen, users can receive AI-managed assistance while making online shopping, editing documents or refining creative work.

Tech Troubleshooting: Users can also use the camera to show the issue of a broken gadget or furniture – such as a screaming chair – and receiving quick guidance.

Personal Shopping Assistant: When browsing online, users can share their screen and help Gemini compare products, offer styling tips or match outfits.

Skill Development and Reaction: From blog posts to photo layout, users can share their screen to get real -time, actionable input from Gemini at their work.

Right now, Gemini Live supports more than 45 languages. Google notes that its comprehensive plan seems to be converting to AI assistants to interactive, visual colleagues from static, voice-based tools. And as the support for Gemini Live is beyond Pixel 9 and Galaxy S25, more Android users will get a chance to experience Mithun Live in this new, more capable form.