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.

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

This month, Google was spotted testing a floating window to display results in Gemini. This would make it more similar to the classic Google Assistant, as well as making it easier to use with ...

Gemini’s floating overlay with this new glow is not yet widely rolled out. Compared to Gemini Live, availability is much more limited. We’re seeing it on a Pixel 8 Pro of ours and have ...

Google is testing a new feature in its Gemini app that lets you talk to Gemini Live by simply swiping. Here's a first look. Gemini Live on your phone may soon be just a swipe away - Android Authority ...

The redesigned Gemini overlay appears when you use the “ Hey Google ” hotword, long-press the power button, or swipe up from the bottom corners. Here are the main changes: ...

Now, Gemini’s shortcut for split-screen mode is coming to more Android foldables and tablets. 9to5Google spotted the feature’s availability on a Pixel Tablet and Pixel Fold.

However, as with other new feature rollouts, Gemini users will receive the floating overlay panel in stages. This approach allows Google to test the feature on a larger user base that might spot ...