Google has officially rolled out its much-anticipated Gemini Live camera and screen sharing features to iPhone and iPad users, marking a significant update to the Gemini app on iOS. Announced at Google I/O 2025, this feature allows users to interact with the AI assistant in real-time by sharing their screen or using their camera to provide visual context.
This update, which started rolling out gradually as reported by various tech outlets, is expected to be available to all iOS users in the coming days. With camera sharing, users can point their iPhone camera at objects, landmarks, or even text, and Gemini Live will offer instant insights or assistance based on what it sees.
Similarly, screen sharing enables users to show the AI their device screen for help with apps, troubleshooting, or navigating content. This functionality, already available on Android since April 2025, has been praised for making AI interactions more intuitive and practical.
The rollout to iOS is part of Google's broader push to make Gemini app features accessible across platforms, ensuring that iPhone users can enjoy the same advanced capabilities as their Android counterparts. This update also includes performance enhancements like Gemini 2.5 Flash for faster responses.
Tech enthusiasts and everyday users alike are excited about the potential of these features to transform how they interact with AI, from solving real-world problems to enhancing productivity. Google has confirmed that these updates are free for all users, further democratizing access to cutting-edge AI technology.
As Gemini Live continues to evolve, this iOS expansion signals Google's commitment to cross-platform innovation. Stay tuned for more updates as the rollout progresses and more users experience these groundbreaking tools firsthand.
Alfred Lee
