Tag: Gemini
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Gemini Skills Replace Gems on Nov 17: What Happens to Your Saved Gems
Google is turning Gemini Gems into skills starting November 17. Here is who is affected, when Workspace and school accounts switch, and what to back up.
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Chrome Gemini Autofill Now Reads Your Gmail: What It Fills In and How to Turn It Off
Chrome can now suggest order numbers, tracking info and flight bookings from your Gmail. Here’s how it works and how to switch it off.
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Gboard Rambler Turns Your Rambling Into Clean Text: Who Can Use It Now
Google’s Gboard Rambler cleans up filler words and messy speech as you talk. Here’s who gets it, how to turn it on, and the sideloading catch.
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Gemini Call for Me Lets Your Pixel 11 Make Phone Calls for You: Who Gets It
Google’s new Gemini feature can phone a business, wait on hold, and book for you. Right now only some Pixel 11 owners in the US can try it.
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Google Connected Apps Platform Preview: How Apps Will Work Inside Gemini and Search
Google is letting apps run inside Gemini and Search through one new platform. Here is how it works and what we still do not know.
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Google AI Mode Ads Are Going Global: What You’ll See and When
Google is bringing ads into AI Mode answers in ten more countries. Here’s what’s confirmed and how to spot them.
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XREAL Aura Price Is $1,099: First Android XR Glasses Ship in Mid-November
XREAL’s wired Android XR glasses are on sale at a discounted $1,099, with shipping from mid-November. Here’s what you get and what’s still unclear.
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Chrome Enhanced Autofill Now Reads Your Gmail: What It Fills In and How to Control It
Chrome can now suggest order numbers, tracking details and flight bookings from Gmail when you fill out a form. Here is who gets it and what to check.
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Gemini Android Side Panel Redesign: Where Library, Search and Settings Moved
Gemini on Android got a tidier menu. Library now sits second, search moved up top, and your settings finally live on one page.
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Gemini Export to Google Sites: Turn Your Gemini App Into a Shareable Web Page
You can now send an app you built in Gemini straight to a private Google Sites draft. Here is how it works and who gets it.
