- Google has launched Gemini Home Screen Widget for Android and iOS devices
- Vijit users allow access to the features of Gemini A with the same tap
- The widgets are customized and allow users to prefer their most used gymnasium steps
If you like to use Google Gemini on your smartphone, but you feel painful to tap multiple multiple times to get the feature of your choice, Google has covered you. Tech Dev has begun developing Gemini Home Screenwids for both Android and iOS. This means that the same tap can start right in conversation with Gemini, can open a microphone for a sound conversation, share the file with AI, or even take a picture with a camera that will go to Gemini.
The rollout is slowly but widespread. If you are running Android 10 or more, you can already add the Gemini widget to your home screen, tapping the “widget”, finding Gemini in the list, and dragging it wherever you want to survive. For iOS 17 and more, this is the same story: Keep your home screen until the icons Jaggel, tap the pulse button, look for Gemini, and add the widget of your choice. You can also customize it by putting it once again and changing the shortcut or re -setting, which actions appear before, such as the Microphone for Sound Chats or the Visual Search for the Camera button.
This refreshing is not necessarily ground breaking, but it does talk about in which many people can use Gemini for short activities or tasks, but they do not want to drown themselves excessively.
If you use questions every day, make funny images, planning tours, or brainstorming emails, this can make AI access to access to AI. The fact is that it is also near that the Google Assistant Function, which is dissolved and rapidly dissolved, is probably not a coincidence.
These are not Gemini’s first mobile widgets. Google also released Gemini Veget a few months ago for the iPhone Lockscreen. Although practically very similar, they are technically a different form of widgets. Google is slowly developing a home screen Gemini widget next week, so you can still have only a variety of lock screen.
The widgets also give a glimpse of Google’s strategy to put Gemini into our daily lives. They want people to think about AI because you occasionally call, but also as a daily device that is quick and easily accessible. Instead of rotating in the background, the gym becomes a part of the interface.
Starting with mobile devices is a tremendous step to make Gemini feel like a basic service. Many people first test new tech features and products on mobile devices, not on their laptops or desktop computers. If they like it on a mobile device, it will probably be translated into a desktop. And if you are going to use AI on your phone, it should be fast and comfortable, such as testing the weather or time.
Gemini’s widgets are quite fundamental at the moment, but they laid the foundation for more complex widgets. Imagine a future widget that surfaces on the ongoing conversation so that you can eliminate an intervened project, or a person who follows you to show real -time updates from your custom titles, or offers active suggestions based on your habits.
All of them, these new widgets are less about bells and whistles and more about relieving friction. Their aim is to give Gemini a sharp, maximum fairing path in your daily habits, whether on Android or on the iPhone. The widget may need to meet every small application in which AI can handle the Assistant.