Google is rolling out its Gemini 3.5 Live Translate model, aimed at live speech-to-speech translation with near real-time results. Google says the system supports conversational translation in Google AI Studio, Google Translate, and Google Meet, and also extends to the Gemini Live API for developers. Multiple reports describe the model as producing more natural-sounding translated speech rather than “turn-by-turn” output that waits for a speaker to finish. NDTV and others add that Gemini 3.5 Live Translate can detect more than 70 languages and generates translated speech while aiming to preserve elements of the original speaker’s delivery, including tone, pacing, and intonation. Droid Life and other coverage also note a rollout to the Google Translate app across Android and iOS. Google DeepMind’s description emphasizes “fluid” and “natural” voice translation. Google has not indicated a specific release date in the provided excerpts, but sources agree the feature is progressively becoming available across the listed Google products and services.