( Mashable ) -- Google is beginning its rollout of Google Talk video chat to Android devices . Android device users will be able to use video and voice chat with any Google Talk contact using another Android devices ( phones or tablets ) or Google Talk on Gmail . The features will work of standard 3G , 4G and Wi-Fi connections . According to the Google Mobile blog , these features are rolling out to Nexus S phones over the next few weeks along with the next over-the-air OS update . Video chat via Google Talk will be available on other Android 2.3 and higher devices soon . Using the new features is simple . On your Android device , from the Google Talk contacts list , you 'll see a video and voice chat icon next to each contact . Touch the button for the feature you 'd like to use , and chat away . Video can be paused while audio chat continues if you need to navigate elsewhere during a video session . During voice or video chat , text chats from that contact are overlaid on the device screen . Video and voice chat first came to Gmail late in 2008 and to iGoogle in 2009 . See the original article at Mashable.com . © 2010 MASHABLE.com . All rights reserved .
Android mobile users will be able to use video and live chat with any Google Talk contact . The phone will work of standard 3 G , 3 ##G and Hi - Fi connections . Using the new phone is simple .