Date: November 11, 2025
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Google TV Streamer gets an upgrade with Gemini AI, enabling natural language queries and better voice interactions.
Google has begun rolling out its advanced assistant engine, Gemini for TV, to the Google TV Streamer. The new Gemini for TV experience will begin arriving on Google TV Streamer devices as an upgrade to the existing Google Assistant.
This isn't just a simple rebranding; it's a significant boost in brainpower, moving beyond basic commands to understand and respond to complex, conversational requests.
Unlike the previous assistant, which primarily handled direct commands, Gemini is designed to understand and process more complex and natural language queries. Users can activate the AI via the microphone button on their remote to access a range of new capabilities.
Key features highlighted in the launch include:
This integration aims to transform the Google TV Streamer from a simple content hub into a more robust, interactive home assistant.
According to Google, the Gemini for TV experience is optimized for the large screen and will be available in select countries and languages for users aged 18 and older.
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