Gemini app

The Nano Banana image editing model has been a hit for Google, and presumably the reason that Gemini for iPhone is the top free app in the US App Store.

Following the web, Gemini is beginning to roll out the latest prompt bar redesign on Android and iOS.

The Gemini homepage on desktop and mobile web has rolled out its Tools redesign, while Nano Banana continues to be a hit for Google.

The Gemini app finally supports audio uploads on Android, iOS, and the web for expanded file analysis options.

Google is finally going beyond “limited,” “expanded,” and “highest access” to detail Gemini’s usage limits, with actual numbers for free and paid customers.

Following last week’s announcement, Google shared today how much of a hit Nano Banana has been for the Gemini app.

Following the announcement earlier this month, the Gemini app is widely rolling out “Temporary chat.”

After introducing native image editing earlier this year, Google is giving the Gemini app capability a major upgrade thanks to “nano banana.”

Following the four-color glow at the start of this month, the Gemini overlay is now a pill with a rather gooey launch animation.

Google’s latest video generation model introduced in May lets you generate 8-second clips that include sound. Gemini this weekend is letting free app users try Veo 3.

Ahead of Gemini Live visual guidance beginning to roll out next week, a new update to the Gemini app on Android redesigns the homescreen widget. 

With the Pixel 10 series and Pixel Watch 4, Google is announcing the latest Gemini app features.

As of May (I/O) 2025, Google offers the Gemini app in three tiers. Many Gemini app features are available for free, while paying $19.99 per month for Google AI Pro (which includes 2 TB of storage) unlocks a lot more. Google AI Ultra at $249.99/month gives you everything else, including cutting edge capabilities.

The Gemini app is widely rolling out a pair of big quality-of-life improvements on Android with search and direct copying.

After starting last month, Google is widely rolling out a Gemini homepage redesign on the web that introduces a Tools menu.

Google’s goal is to build a “personal, proactive, and powerful assistant,” and Gemini is accomplishing that first tentpole today with “personal context.” The Gemini app is also getting a Temporary Chat capability.

After introducing the four-color glow, Google is beginning to roll out the next redesign of the Gemini overlay on Android.

After starting in late June, Gemini Live on Android and iOS is now widely rolling out the ability to access Google apps like Keep and Tasks in real-time conversations.

Gemini’s switch from a blue-purple palette to the four Google colors on Android is now largely complete (with one small exception) following an update to the overlay.

Gemini’s updated color branding is continuing to roll out on Android with an updated glow animation for the system-wide overlay.

Ahead of the new school year, the Gemini app is adding a trio of new tools like Guided Learning, while the free year of Google AI Pro offer is back for college students in several countries.