Google Gemini AI App Hints at Major Visual Overhaul, Report Reveals

Google’s Gemini AI application appears to be on the cusp of a significant visual transformation, moving away from its traditional chatbot interface towards a more engaging, visually-driven experience. This strategic shift, potentially influenced by the success of rivals like OpenAI’s Sora, aims to enhance user interaction by integrating a scrollable feed featuring suggested prompts paired with compelling imagery.

The anticipated changes, though not yet publicly released, were uncovered by Android Authority through a reverse engineering analysis of a recent Gemini Android app version. This deep dive into the app’s code revealed a redesigned home screen, repositioning key shortcut buttons for features such as “Create Image” and “Deep Research” to more prominent locations, followed by the new scrollable content feed.

While Google has remained tight-lipped, a spokesperson indicated that there is “no announcement to be made just yet.” However, the unearthed examples suggest a focus on inspiring creative use, with prompts like “Teleport me to deep space” and “Turn my drawing into a storybook.” This revamp is expected to not only boost Gemini’s visual appeal but also guide users more effectively through its AI capabilities, potentially intensifying its competition with OpenAI’s offerings and capitalizing on the momentum from Google’s Nano Banana image model, which propelled Gemini to the top of the App Store charts in September.

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