Tag: Gemini AI
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Google AI Plus Loses Gemini Pro on November 13: What You Keep and What to Do
Google is pulling Pro models from its $4.99 plan on November 13. Here is what stays, what Pro now costs, and how to decide.
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Gemini Agent Explained: Google’s New All-in-One Work Assistant and Who Can Try It
Google’s Gemini agent can plan, write code and run tasks across Workspace. It’s in private preview, and here’s what we know so far.
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Gemini in Chrome for Android Is Live: What Auto Browse Does and Who Gets It
Google’s Gemini is now inside Chrome on US Android phones. Here’s what’s free, what needs a paid plan, and how Auto Browse works.
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Google Play Personal Apps Let You Build Android Apps With AI Studio, No Developer Account
Google now lets US users build a private Android app in AI Studio and install it on their own phone, with no developer account or fee.
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Android Auto 18 Beta Is Out: Cielo Redesign, Gemini and Work Profile Clues
The Android Auto 18 beta is live. Most big changes are still hidden in code, so here is what is real and what is not.
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Pixel Watch 4 AI Watch Face Generator Is Rolling Out: How to Find and Use It
Google is rolling out an AI watch face generator to Pixel Watch 4. Here’s where to find it and what to do if it’s missing.
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Nano Banana 2.1 Is Live: Half the Price per Image, and What to Fix Before You Switch
Google’s updated image model costs about half as much per image, but input tokens cost three times more. Here’s what changed and who can use it.
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Gemini Free Tier Now Runs on Flash-Lite Only: What You Lose and What to Do
Free Gemini users now get Flash-Lite only. Here’s what each paid plan keeps and who should upgrade.
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Gemini Windows App Is Here: How Alt+Space Works and What Needs a Paid Plan
Google’s Gemini desktop app is live for Windows 10 and 11. Here’s what’s free, what isn’t, and the shortcut clash to watch for.
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Gemini Agent Is Google’s New AI Coworker: What It Does and Who Gets It
Google Cloud just unveiled a single AI agent that plans, codes and schedules for you. Here’s what we know, and what’s still missing.
