Expanding Horizons: Google’s Gemini AI to Enhance Multiple Devices
In an exciting announcement just ahead of the Google I/O 2025 event, Google revealed that its Gemini AI will extend its capabilities beyond just Android smartphones. The company plans to integrate this intelligent assistant into an array of devices, including smartwatches, vehicles, televisions, and mixed reality headsets. This expansion marks a notable advancement in the Gemini initiative, providing users with seamless access to AI across nearly all platforms within the Google ecosystem.
Gemini on Wear OS Devices
The introduction of Gemini on smartwatches aims to ensure that users have their AI assistant at their fingertips, regardless of the activity. Whether cooking, biking, or completing household chores while your phone is charging, Gemini will be there to assist. Users will be able to set reminders, utilizing contextual data like location for more accurate responses. For example, it can remind you about a restaurant reservation noted in your emails or help you recall which locker you’re using at the gym—all directly from your Wear OS smartwatch. This feature is expected to roll out “in the coming months.”
Gemini in Vehicles
The Google Assistant integrated with Android Auto has proven immensely helpful for drivers seeking a hands-free experience, and this will now be enhanced with Gemini. This integration will be available in any vehicle compatible with Android Auto or equipped with Google services. The updated capabilities will empower drivers to use natural language for controlling their vehicles, thereby minimizing distractions and improving safety. Users will no longer need to remember specific voice commands to achieve their desired outcomes.
In practical terms, Google illustrates how Gemini can deliver a daily news summary tailored to your preferences or assist in responding to messages, even translating them if necessary. When embarking on trips, you might ask Gemini to identify points of interest along your route, such as nearby charging stations. This sophisticated feature of Android Auto is anticipated to launch “in the coming months,” followed by availability in vehicles with Google Built-in.
Gemini on TV and Beyond
Gemini is also set to enhance the Google TV experience, improving content discovery. Users can request specific types of programming, such as “action films suitable for children,” and receive a curated list of AI-generated suggestions. Additionally, Gemini can provide concise responses to inquiries, linking to relevant YouTube content for deeper engagement. As long as the AI maintains accuracy and does not mislead users, this feature promises a rich viewing experience.
Furthermore, Gemini is anticipated to branch out to other devices, including future Android XR mixed reality headsets. When planning a vacation, for instance, the AI could envelop users with videos, maps, and expert advice to streamline the trip-planning process. Samsung is set to unveil the first Android XR headset later this year, which will feature Gemini from the outset. Moreover, select Sony and Samsung earbuds will receive support for the Gemini assistant, although the timeline for these additional devices is still to be confirmed.

