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

Google updated its developer documentation for Gemini Nano 4, following the release of the Pixel 11. The first phones featuring this new version of Gemini Nano are now available from Google and Samsung.
Key takeaways
- Gemini Nano 4 documentation is now public
- First Nano 4 devices are shipping
- Google and Samsung are early adopters
- On-device AI capabilities are expanding
Why it matters
This update means newer AI features are becoming available on mobile devices. Users can expect improved on-device AI capabilities for tasks like summarization and intelligent suggestions directly on their smartphones.
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