At launch in March, the continuous conversational AI's new tool was only available to paying Gemini Advanced subscribers on Pixel 9 and Samsung Galaxy S25 devices. But on Wednesda

Google is making it easier for everyone to interact with its Gemini AI assistant by rolling out some powerful new features for free. Previously, only paying users could access these tools, but now they’re becoming available to all Android users.

Of all the features that Google’s much-anticipated Gemini AI offers, one of the most exciting has been screen sharing and camera access for brainstorming and object identification. Previously that had been for Pixel devices only, but today Google announced that the feature is coming to all Android users for free via the Gemini app.