We know Gemini is coming to Wear OS, but it's hard to know how Google will shrink its AI to work in wearable form.

Google Gemini could be coming to Wear OS A new code leak reveals references to Gemini in the latest Google App beta It promises easy back and forth conversations to "get more done" with an assistant on your wrist A new leak has revealed that Google could be planning a massive AI upgrade for Wear OS in the form of Google Gemini.

I had a chance to check out a demo of the way Google is integrating Gemini capabilities into its smart home platform via devices like the Nest Audio, Nest Hub and Nest Cameras. The main takeaway is that the conversations you have with the Google Assistant will feel more natural.

Google’s Gemini AI assistant may soon enhance Android Auto, with hints of its integration appearing in the latest beta. If successful, this could bring smarter conversations and personalized help to your in-car experience,

Google appears to be preparing to replace its old Assistant on Wear OS smartwatches with its new Gemini AI agent.

Google Gemini could replace Google Assistant on Wear OS devices, according to lines of code found in the latest beta.

The report suggests that Gemini might arrive on Wear OS through an update to the existing Assistant app. When that happens, though, is currently unclear. The process of bringing up the assistant will likely remain the same — by using the "Hey Google" wake word or by long pressing your wearable's side button.

Google AI Gemini model is being integrated into TVs, Pixel and Android smartwatches as artificial intelligence shines at CES 2025.

Gemini could replace Google Assistant on Wear OS devices. A new APK teardown of the Google App's beta version shows how Google plans to roll out this feature this year. It's unclear when this will roll out or if it will include extensions and support for Gemini Live.

Following phones, tablets, and earbuds, Google is next bringing Gemini to Wear OS watches. About APK Insight: In this “APK Insight” post, we’ve decompiled the latest version of an application that Google uploaded to the Play Store.