Last week, at the MadeByGoogle event, launched many products, including the series smartphones. Along with it, the company also announced , a version of that is tailored for voice-based interactions and is for Samsung’s smartphones and tablets. It has a floating layout without a glow around it. Now, the brand has started rolling out the same look for Gemini as well.
According to , Google has started rolling out an update to the Gemini app. After installing the update, when you summon Gemini, it will appear in a compact, floating window with a glow around it, rather than taking up the whole screen. This design not only looks more premium but also takes up less space on the screen.
The update also brings the ‘Ask about this video' feature. It can analyze a video on and give you its summary. You will be able to access this feature when you summon Gemini while you are watching a video in the YouTube app.
The publication says that they have received the update on their Pixel 8 Pro but availability is limited. We haven’t received it on our yet. To get notified when Google makes it available for Samsung devices, follow our channel on of . In the meantime, you can watch our video below to learn about all the features of .
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According to , Google has started rolling out an update to the Gemini app. After installing the update, when you summon Gemini, it will appear in a compact, floating window with a glow around it, rather than taking up the whole screen. This design not only looks more premium but also takes up less space on the screen.
The update also brings the ‘Ask about this video' feature. It can analyze a video on and give you its summary. You will be able to access this feature when you summon Gemini while you are watching a video in the YouTube app.
The publication says that they have received the update on their Pixel 8 Pro but availability is limited. We haven’t received it on our yet. To get notified when Google makes it available for Samsung devices, follow our channel on of . In the meantime, you can watch our video below to learn about all the features of .
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