Google is rolling out an update to Gemini for Google TV that lets users change certain TV settings by voice. Multiple outlets report the feature is initially limited to specific TCL Google TV devices and is being introduced first in the United States. Instead of manually locating settings through the TV interface or using a remote, users can issue voice commands to adjust options such as picture and sound settings. Some coverage specifically highlights changes to picture-related settings, including picture modes. Others note that the update can also handle audio adjustments. In addition to direct setting changes, one report describes Gemini responding to requests about what is wrong with the picture and attempting to address it, indicating the feature is not limited to a single category of controls. The rollout is described as an update to Google’s Gemini TV controls, expanding the ways the assistant can interact with the TV platform. Availability is expected to be broader over time, but the sources agree the current release is exclusive to select TCL models at this stage.