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Gemini Intelligence requires Gemini Nano 3, Google lists first Nano 4 phones

Following the launch of the Pixel 11 series, Google has updated its developer documentation for Gemini Nano 4.

Gemini Intelligence requires Gemini Nano 3, Google lists first Nano 4 phones

Google has updated its developer documentation to introduce Gemini Nano 4, with the first devices featuring this new technology launching in recent weeks from Google and Samsung. The updated list, aimed at app developers, denotes that devices must meet the "Nano v3 or greater" specification to access Gemini Intelligence features.

This announcement, initially removed last May, has been reinstated on android.com. Gemini Intelligence was officially launched last month on Samsung's latest foldables, offering expanded task automation that now supports over 40 apps. Google debuted Rambler and Proactive Assistance (previously Magic Cue) on the Pixel 11 series. It remains to be determined whether the Pixel 10 or Galaxy S26 series will receive Gemini Intelligence, as the rollout is expected in waves.

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