The Gemini-powered calendar event-adding feature, previously available only on the web, is now rolling out to mobile, ...

Google is bringing the Gemini event-detecting “Add to calendar” button from Gmail on the web to Android and iOS devices.

Google Gemini will now learn from your chats—unless you tell it not to Starting September 2, a sample of your chats and data (including file uploads) will be used to train Google's AI ...

In order to stop Gemini from training on your personal conversations, you’ll need to turn off the ‘Gemini Apps Activity’ option by going to the settings page on the website or iOS/Android app. Google ...

Gemini is no stranger to Gmail. The company has been testing the ability for Gemini to summarize long email chains. So, if you’ve been using Gmail, then you’ve probably seen this feature.

Select Gmail users on iOS can now chat with Google’s Gemini chatbot about their inbox directly within the app, the company announced this week. The feature, which is called Gmail Q&A, was first ...

You can fire up Gemini in the Gmail app by tapping the Gemini star at the top right or using the “summarize this email” button within an email. For now, it’ll only search through your inbox ...

In Gmail, Gemini lives in a side panel that can write emails and summarize message threads. You’ll find the same panel in Docs, where it helps you write and refine your content and brainstorm ...

Upon clicking this option, the side panel in Gmail will open to confirm the event has been added to your calendar.” It’s the automated-ness of Gemini that we appreciate inside of Gmail.

To fix this, Google can bring its existing AI-powered summarize feature to Keep, making long notes easier to navigate. The ...

With Gemini integration in Gmail, the AI chatbot can scan your inbox and surface relevant emails. You can ask the chatbot to display emails from a specific sender over a specific time period as well.