Commentary: Gemini for Home is a huge leap into conversational AI for all Nest users, and we've been waiting for serious improvements.

Google is bringing a bundle of new features to Gemini Live, its AI assistant that you can have real-time conversations with. Next week, Gemini Live will be able to highlight things directly on your screen while sharing your camera, making it easier for the AI assistant to point out a specific item.

Google has a fresh smart home speaker to go along with its upcoming Gemini for Home upgrade, according to new leaks.

Google is introducing the latest features for Gemini Live, its real-time AI assistant. Gemini Live will be able to underscore objects directly on your screen while you share the camera, simplifying it for users to detect items.

During its Pixel event earlier this week, Google gave us a glimpse of its first new smart speaker in nearly five years. Here’s what we know about it, plus what we don't know quite yet.

Gemini is finally available on Wear OS smartwatches. Was it worth the wait? I tested the updated assistant to find out.

Google teases a quickly approaching Gemini integration with Android Auto, Google TV, and a potential new smart speaker

Google claims its Gemini AI assistant is significantly more efficient than earlier research suggested, requiring only about 0.26 millilitres of water (five drops) and electricity equivalent to running a TV for under nine seconds per prompt.

Google Docs will soon read documents aloud using Gemini. A new 'Audio' tool helps users absorb information and catch errors. The feature offers seven AI voice styles. Users can add listening buttons for shared documents.