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Google's Gemini AI is finally available for more Android phones in Messages

Google broadens Gemini's reach in Google Messages to more devices and introduces the app in India.

By: Android Central

Jun 22 2024
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Google's Gemini AI is finally available for more Android phones in Messages — Google's Gemini AI is finally

What you need to know

Gemini in Google Messages is now available on any Android phone with at least 6GB of RAM, the latest app version, a Google account, and RCS messaging enabled.
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