Google’s Gemini app became available for Android and Pixel tablets on August 16, bringing advanced AI capabilities to a wider range of devices. This expansion gives tablet users access to Gemini features that were previously limited to smartphones. If you own an Android tablet, you can download the Gemini app from the Play Store itself.
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The Gemini app, which replaces the former Google Assistant on compatible devices, offers a range of AI-powered features. Users can now perform tasks such as composing emails, taking pictures, and getting answers to complex questions directly on their tablets.
Compared to the smartphone app, there is not much difference though. Oddly enough, the Gemini app is still listed in the Play Store as com.google.android.apps.bard.
One notable aspect of the Gemini app is that it retains some familiar Google Assistant features. Users can still activate the AI by saying “Hey Google,” making the transition smoother for those used to voice commands. The app’s interface has been optimized for larger screens, taking advantage of the extra real estate that tablets offer.
