Google announced a slew of updates to the Gemini app, including a rollout of its Gemini Live video and screen sharing features.

Google Gemini is an advanced, deeply integrated AI model that can help you reshape how you approach content creation, technical audits, reporting, and beyond. Gemini is built into Google Search and Google Workspace (including Docs and Sheets).

Google’s demo of the Android XR showed off features including livestreaming, photo capture, and Google Maps virtual display.

Google is bringing an Agent mode to Gemini that can perform tasks for you. In addition, Gemini Live is becoming more personal and proactive.

Google Gemini upgrades include Chrome integration, Live visual tools, and enhanced 2.5 models. Learn how these AI advances could reshape your marketing strategy.

With these updates, Gemini users can expect it to become a much more capable and helpful assistant in every part of the digital experience. It's pretty much everywhere now, so it's very likely that you'll be trying out at least one of these features at some point.

In a series of video demos, Google showed off how people wearing Android XR glasses might interact with apps such as Google Maps. A user asked their glasses’ Gemini AI chatbot for directions, and the device brought up a small hologram-like map at the bottom of the internal display.

Today, Volvo said it was shoving its way to the front of the line to be the first to receive the new tech. Volvo said it was expanding its preexisting partnership with Google — the Swedish automaker was one of the first to adopt the built-in Android Automotive operating system for its vehicles — to include the integration of Gemini across its model lineup.

After first appearing as part of a Pixel feature drop in May, today at Google I/O 2025, the company announced that camera and screen sharing in Gemini Live will be available as a free update in the Gemini app for all Android and iOS devices.

Announced during Google I/O 2025, this move will bring smarter, natural voice interactions to Volvo cars, improving navigation, translation, and in-car controls. Volvo also becomes Google's reference platform for future automotive tech.