Google’s Gemini Live is now available to all free users, new voices incoming too
Gemini Live | Image credit: Google
Gemini Live was made available to Advanced subscribers back in August, but Google promised to bring it to free users too. True to its promise, Google kicked off the Gemini Live rollout about two weeks ago.On the bright side, Google announced that Gemini Live now supports 10 new voices. The voices listed below can be enabled from the Gemini settings:
- Nova: Calm • Mid-range voice
- Ursa: Engaged • Mid-range voice
- Vega: Bright • Higher voice
- Pegasus: Engaged • Deeper voice
- Orbit: Energetic • Deeper voice
- Lyra: Bright • Higher voice
- Orion: Bright • Deeper voice
- Dipper: Engaged • Deeper voice
- Eclipse: Energetic • Mid-range voice
- Capella: British Accent • Higher voice
As per Google’s statement, Gemini Live is expected to arrive on iOS in the coming weeks, along with more languages. Sadly, no ETAs for the release have been confirmed by Google besides that vague timeframe.
In order to start using Gemini Live, open the Gemini mobile app on your Android phone or tablet, and tap the Live icon at the bottom of the screen. If that’s the first time Gemini Live is being used, you’ll have to follow the on-screen instructions. Then, simply start talking (to turn off the mic, tap Hold, End, or say “stop.”
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