Google’s latest developer notes reveal the first Android devices expected to support its next-generation Gemini Nano 4 AI chip, signalling a leap in on-device artificial intelligence capabilities for upcoming flagship smartphones from Google and Samsung.
Google’s latest developer documentation has surfaced the first Android handsets listed as supporting Gemini Nano 4, the company’s next on-device AI chip. The devices named so far are all from Google and Samsung, and the list appears aimed at app makers rather than consumers, but it offers the clearest sign yet of which phones are most likely to receive the most advanced Gemini Intelligence features later on. According to reports from 9to5Google and AndroidPure, the updated documentation was published on 26 August and includes the Pixel 11 family alongside Samsung’s latest foldables.
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