Islamabad, May 14, 2025: Google has revealed plans on to widen the reach of its Gemini AI to more Android devices. According to Google , the homegrown AI assistant will soon be available on smart watches (running Wear OS), smart televisions (via Android TV), car infotainment setups (using Android Auto), and even on smart headsets and glasses (through Android XR).
The company indicated that these features will eventually be rolled out to all users.
Gemini’s Arrival on More Gadgets Confirmed
In a press statement, Google stated that the of devices that will gain Gemini capabilities in the near future, along with ways AI will enhance everyday functionality.
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It further informed that Wear OS-powered smart watches will soon have Gemini, allowing users to interact with the AI assistant through voice commands, eliminating the need for physical input.
Gemini will let users perform tasks like asking general questions, setting alarms, checking emails, and more directly from their smart watch.
Gemini Makes Its Way to In-Car Systems and Smart TVs
Android Auto and vehicles equipped with Google’s software will soon have Gemini operations, offering users with the ability to engage in natural conversations without the need for precise prompts or tapping buttons.
Unlike traditional assistants, Gemini is designed for a smoother, more spontaneous experience.
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Drivers will be able to request routes tailored to their needs, can also demand message summaries, translate texts, deliver current news, and much more.
Moreover, Google also plans to integrate Gemini into smart TVs using Google TV later this year. The upgrade will allow users to seek personalized content recommendations with ease.
Gemini to Power Samsung’s Future Headsets
Google is also teaming up with Samsung to integrate Gemini into next-generation mixed-reality headsets.
The AI assistant will be embedded within Android XR, supporting users by answering questions and assisting with tasks while they immerse themselves in extended reality environments.
