Welcome to our Google IO 2025 live blog, where we’re bringing you all the latest from the search giant’s opening keynote at the Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View, California.

Google is experimenting with a new way for users to control how much its AI reasoning models “think.” Gemini 2.5 will come with a slider for user to toggle whether an AI model spends a few seconds thinking,

W e’re back at the Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View, California, for Google I/O. This year, we’re not expecting much hardware, but we’re naturally expecting a lot of

Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai announced at Google's I/O keynote on Tuesday that the company is launching its Gemini live camera and screen sharing feature on Tuesday. The Gemini Live camera and screen sharing feature allows users to point their camera at an object and ask a question about it.

Google will unveil plenty of Gemini AI innovations at I/O 2025, and one of them might have leaked: Video Overviews.

After first appearing as part of a Pixel feature drop in May, today at Google I/O 2025, the company announced that camera and screen sharing in Gemini Live will be available as a free update in the Gemini app for all Android and iOS devices.

Google's voice assistant is getting phased out in favor of the more chatty Gemini: Here's how that could affect your smart home and Nest products.

In addition to touting Gemini 2.5 as a coding tool, Google just released a public beta for Jules, a “coding agent” that can work in the background fixing bugs and writing new features in your codebase.

The latest news from Google-land is all Gemini, Gemini, Gemini. And with Google I/O 2025 less than a day away, we expect more of the same. A year after its last big event, Google