Google Unveils Next-Generation Gemini Features for TVs at CES 2026
To enhance the TV experience, Google has introduced its Gemini AI to Google TV devices. At CES 2026 in Las Vegas, the company is previewing new Gemini capabilities coming soon. These features will allow viewers to explore topics in depth, search and creatively enhance personal photos and videos with AI, and perhaps most conveniently, control the TV using voice commands instead of navigating complex menus.
These Gemini features will debut on select TCL televisions before expanding to other Google TV devices in the coming months.
Gemini for Google TV is built for big screens, letting users converse naturally with their TV. You can ask for show recommendations, get a plot recap to catch up on a series, or find something to watch. For example, ask for a movie that blends two different tastes, or describe an actor or plot detail to recall a forgotten title.
You could even ask, "What's the new hospital drama everyone is discussing?"

Image Credits:Google Gemini responds to queries with a dynamic, visual layout that mixes text, images, video context, and live sports updates as needed.
Google envisions the TV screen as more than an entertainment hub; with Gemini, it becomes an educational tool.
At CES, Google demonstrated how this works: Ask a question about any topic, and the TV provides an interactive deep dive. A narrated overview explains concepts simply, and you can ask follow-up questions to learn more.

Image Credits:Google Gemini also lets you search your Google Photos library for specific people or events. You can apply artistic AI styles to photos and videos, turning memories into cinematic slideshows.

Image Credits:Google 
Image Credits:Google Perhaps the most practical feature is using your voice to adjust TV settings.
Now you can tell Gemini, "The screen is too dim" or "I can't hear the dialogue," and it will tweak the relevant settings automatically. You won't need to pause your show to hunt through menus.

Image Credits:Google The new Gemini features require Google TV devices running Android TV OS 14 or later and an internet connection. Availability will vary by language, country, and device at launch, and a Google account is required to access the Gemini for TV experience.
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To enhance the TV experience, Google has introduced its Gemini AI to Google TV devices. At CES 2026 in Las Vegas, the company is previewing new Gemini capabilities coming soon. These features will allow viewers to explore topics in depth, search and creatively enhance personal photos and videos with AI, and perhaps most conveniently, control the TV using voice commands instead of navigating complex menus.
These Gemini features will debut on select TCL televisions before expanding to other Google TV devices in the coming months.
Gemini for Google TV is built for big screens, letting users converse naturally with their TV. You can ask for show recommendations, get a plot recap to catch up on a series, or find something to watch. For example, ask for a movie that blends two different tastes, or describe an actor or plot detail to recall a forgotten title.
You could even ask, "What's the new hospital drama everyone is discussing?"

Gemini responds to queries with a dynamic, visual layout that mixes text, images, video context, and live sports updates as needed.
Google envisions the TV screen as more than an entertainment hub; with Gemini, it becomes an educational tool.
At CES, Google demonstrated how this works: Ask a question about any topic, and the TV provides an interactive deep dive. A narrated overview explains concepts simply, and you can ask follow-up questions to learn more.

Gemini also lets you search your Google Photos library for specific people or events. You can apply artistic AI styles to photos and videos, turning memories into cinematic slideshows.


Perhaps the most practical feature is using your voice to adjust TV settings.
Now you can tell Gemini, "The screen is too dim" or "I can't hear the dialogue," and it will tweak the relevant settings automatically. You won't need to pause your show to hunt through menus.

The new Gemini features require Google TV devices running Android TV OS 14 or later and an internet connection. Availability will vary by language, country, and device at launch, and a Google account is required to access the Gemini for TV experience.
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