Gemma 4 on Android phones
Posted by jacek2023@reddit | LocalLLaMA | View on Reddit | 27 comments
sounds local
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.ai.edge.gallery
Posted by jacek2023@reddit | LocalLLaMA | View on Reddit | 27 comments
sounds local
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.ai.edge.gallery
usrnamechecksoutx@reddit
what does this help you with in real life use cases
OpenBlackberry4705@reddit
this doesnt help anything for your average joe at all. Rather go use the free limits of frontier models.
But having that said, this is extremely well for me that is in the IT field. (Cloud/DevOps Engineer) I know software development and how things work.
What i plan to do with this: Use gemma 4 locally to read my data from my own custom health service app i will build with the samsung watch 4. Now with Automation job and some skill file, i can get a daily report from Gemma about how well i slept or not. This is already available through the health apps
But here is the difference: With gemma i can create an automation job. when my heart rate or BPM raises alot during sleep (PTSD nightmares) gemma fires > takes action. Those actions could be for example dim lights, play something calm. or a simple gentle notification.
But yeah just some quick things im thinking of doing with it. But for your average joe, not worth using as a chat bot.
Ok_Fig5484@reddit
I'm searching for use cases, so is the plan complete?
OpenBlackberry4705@reddit
what plan?
Ok_Fig5484@reddit
Get daily sleep reports from Gemma
usrnamechecksoutx@reddit
thanks, cool idea actually. might consider this as i occasionally have slight sleep apnea myself. not sure what to think of the need to elevate yourself about "the average joe" though.
OpenBlackberry4705@reddit
its not intended to elevate myself.. It's more of making it clear, the possibilities are endless but not many people have the time effort or knowledge to do it.. That is why i say 'average joe'.
swaynx@reddit
Google ai edge app doesnt start if im not connected to internet. Do u guys know any alternative for gemma 2b?
Ok_Fig5484@reddit
Once connected to the internet, you can download the model list file from github and the huggingface model then run them offline.
CorrectDrop@reddit
Very nice its running on all my devices so far, fast and smooth performance this is a great app! (Iphone 13 pro max, Google pixel 6a and Samsung tabA11+)
Prior-Age4675@reddit
Both e2b and e4b ? E4b shows no memory available on my iPhone 13 pro max although allows e2b? I have 10gb free storage as well?
Sn0opY_GER@reddit
runs nice - but... where is the chat HISTORY?! its pretty useless when it crashes after 30 min and everything is just GONE?!
hackerllama@reddit
Also runs in iOS!
And the code is open sourced
Maxdme124@reddit
Seems to work well on iOS too with the E4B model on a 16 Pro
ffinzy@reddit
Oh this is neat. I was thinking of building something like this. It’s cool that Google is embracing running AI fully locally in a phone
VampiroMedicado@reddit
I tried E2B on an iPhone 15, it worked well I only tested the skills that were embedded to the bottom part of the chat.
FullyAutomatedSpace@reddit
do you know where that index.html file lives?
coder543@reddit
bundled with the app: https://github.com/google-ai-edge/gallery/blob/main/skills/built-in/query-wikipedia/scripts/index.html
SirApprehensive7573@reddit
You have the link to the app?
I not found on App Store
Mastershima@reddit
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/google-ai-edge-gallery/id6749645337
CulturalMatter2560@reddit
You can use ampere.sh so much better but thats just little old me's opiniin
Logical_Two_7736@reddit
Bot. Has nothing to do with the post. Please ban him
charles25565@reddit
I think it is extremely bold of them to release that app for "teenagers" as most of Google's AI tooling requires a verified 18+ account, including Gemma.
TuskNaPrezydenta2020@reddit
Pretty cool, can this be used for automation with apple shortcuts?
Maxdme124@reddit
No but you can use the On-Device Apple Foundation models for a way more integrated workflow
OpinionatedUserName@reddit
This is cool.
LegacyRemaster@reddit
Google doesn't release things very often, but when it does, it always surprises.