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

While ChatGPT remains the most popular chatbot on the market, Google’s Gemini AI has caught up with some great new model launches in the last few months. What also helps Gemini’s case is that the ...

Next, open Gemini in the Gmail app via the black Gemini star at the top right of your app or from a “summarize this email” chip. To start, Gmail Q&A can find information from your inbox.

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

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 ...

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.

Following the announcement at I/O 2024, Google is now rolling out Contextual Smart Replies to Gmail for Android and iOS. Compared to Smart Reply, which dates back to 2017, the contextual version ...

Google unveiled in its latest Workspace updates post that Gmail is now getting a new feature from Gemini AI, offering a tool called 'Polish' that would help in drafting emails "faster." This ...

When the Gemini side panel (officially known as “ Gmail Q&A “) was introduced to Gmail for Android and iOS, the Google Account switcher moved to the left with the search bar.

Google has 1.8 billion Gmail users worldwide, and the company recently issued a major warning to all of those users about a ...