Google is experimenting with new ways to make Gemini, its artificial intelligence, even more quickly accessible to its users. The latest experiment would target the lock screen of your Android smartphone.
Google continues to highlight Gemini, its artificial intelligence, on its ecosystem and Android architecture. We learn that the Mountain View firm is experimenting with a new way to make Gemini accessible from the lock screen of your Android smartphone.
Currently, there are several ways to access Gemini on Android. You can long press the power button, the home button if you’re using three-button navigation, or by swiping up from the corner if you’re using gesture navigation. You can also call the assistant by voice with the command “OK Google”.
According to Android Authorityyou might have a new way to call the chatbot. It would be hidden in the beta version of Android 15, named Android QPR1 Beta 2, a button on the lock screen of Android smartphones. Taking the Gemini logo, it would be located below the fingerprint reader. Multiple tests indicate that it is currently inactive.
