It seems the Xiaomi 14T was just the beginning, though, as Google has opened the floodgates and started rolling out Gemini Nano support to a variety of new phones. This includes phones from Nano newcomers like Motorola and Realme as well as phones from existing Nano supporters like Samsung.

Google is opening up Gemini Nano access to all Android app developers, signaling more apps will soon gain AI smarts.

Since launch, access to Gemini Nano has been limited to Google and OEM apps, but broader experimental availability is

Android developers can now experiment with Gemini Nano through the AI Edge SDK on the Pixel 9 series. Currently, developers can only use text-to-text prompts, paving the way for features like rephrasing,

Motorola is rolling out the Gemini Nano AI model to the Edge 50 Ultra, making it the brand's first phone to support the LLM.