United Kingdom, Feb. 15 -- Google is reportedly working on improving the Gemini experience for its supposed Android desktop OS that will replace ChromeOS.

According to recent findings uncovered in beta versions of the Google app, the upcoming desktop interface - said to be internally codenamed "Aluminum OS" - will put Gemini front and centre.

Code strings discovered by 9to5Google suggest the assistant will live permanently in the top-right corner of the screen, sitting alongside familiar status icons like Wi-Fi and battery.

The placement mirrors the persistent assistant buttons seen in other desktop platforms, signalling Google's intent to make AI an always-available layer rather than an app you have to seek out.

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