Google adds Gemini AI features and YouTube Shorts feed to Google TV

11 articles · Updated · TechCrunch · Apr 29

The update debuts on Gemini-enabled TCL TVs in the U.S., introducing Nano Banana for image editing and Veo for video creation using voice prompts.
Google Photos on Google TV gains Gemini-powered search, a Remix artistic filter, and Dynamic Slideshows with animated layouts, enhancing photo browsing and presentation.
A new home screen row will showcase YouTube Shorts, with potential expansion to other platforms; Instagram’s TV app recently launched on Google TV in the U.S., reflecting growing short-form video integration.

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