Gemini Nano powers Summarize in Recorder and Gboard Smart Reply on the Pixel 8 Pro. When you open a recording and navigate to the “Transcript” tab, tapping “Summarize” at the top will ...

The inclusion of Gemini Nano support might seem like a waste of space right now, especially because the model takes up nearly 1GB of storage when it’s downloaded, but Google plans to open up the ...

Gemini Nano has been available on Google's Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro, but Google is also building it into Chrome, starting with version 126. There, it will power AI features including generating ...

If Gemini Nano is not coming to older Pixel devices, Google really should implement a cloud-based summarization for the other half of users that want this “highly-requested feature.” ...

Gemini Nano will power two new features on the Pixel 8 that were previously exclusive to the Pixel 8 Pro. First, the Recorder app is getting a Summarize feature that can generate a few bullet ...

More info. When the Pixel 8 Pro added support for on-device AI back in December through Gemini Nano, we were curious why the Pixel 8 was left out and if it may gain access in the future.

To enable Gemini Nano on Google Pixel 8 or Pixel 8a, open the Settings app, scroll down to System, tap on Build Number seven times to activate Developer Options. Go back and tap on Developer Options.

Gemini Nano is the smallest version of Google's large language model, while Gemini Pro is a larger model that will power not just Bard but other Google services like Search, Ads and Chrome, among ...

As Google continues to expand upon Gemini, its multimodal AI platform and new digital assistant, other companies are catering to its components. For example, Gemini Nano is the mobile iteration of ...

Starting today, Gemini Nano in Chrome will be available starting with Chrome version 126. That day is not far from us, as the most recent stable version of Chrome is 125.0.6422.14.

Gemini Nano is not going to be available for the base Pixel 8, but the reason may not be as straightforward as Google claims. Editorial Note: Talk Android may contain affiliate links on some ...