Google continues to improve Gemini to make it work on mobile phones Android to be better and better. Even though this assistant is integrated into the system and can be activated from any application, it still presents a problem that bothers users: This doesn’t work well when you want to switch between multiple apps at the same time.
So, to solve this problem, the Mountain View company is working on a change that would allow Using Gemini on your mobile phone would be more comfortable and useful.
Gemini doesn’t close when using another app
Now, when Gemini is activated, the assistant appears above the application in use, as if it is floating on the screen, but in reality it is not. When the user touches the screen to return to the previous application or wants to open another one, Gemini automatically closes, causing you to lose the entire conversation and have to start from scratch.
From Android Authority They claim to have found information in the latest beta version of the Google app indicating that a new design is being developed to avoid this problem. The goal is that Gemini no longer closes when switching applications and remains active as a small floating button. This would remain visible on the screen while the user continues to use the mobile.
In this way, the assistant would still run in the background and the user could ask a question and move to another app while the assistant prepares the answer and then returns to it. At the moment, this feature is not yet available to all users and may undergo some changes before its official launch.
If this finally comes to fruition, it could solve one of the big problems that Gemini generates on Android phones and the use of the assistant is increased in consideration.
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