Tag: Google Gemini
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Gemini Live Plus Button Is Here: Share Screens and Files Mid-Chat on Android
Gemini Live on Android now has a plus button for adding your screen, photos, files and Drive docs mid-chat. Here’s what moved and who gets it.
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Gemini Free Tier Now Gets Only Flash-Lite: What Each Google AI Plan Keeps
Google reportedly cut free Gemini accounts down to Flash-Lite on October 9. Here is what free, AI Plus and AI Pro users keep, and whether paying is worth it.
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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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Google Universal Cart Is Live: One Shopping Cart Across Search and Gemini
Google just launched one shopping cart that follows you between Search and the Gemini app. Here is what it does and what to check before you use it.
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Google Messages Enhanced Protection Mode: What It Checks and Who Gets It
Google is adding an opt-in scam shield to Messages that uses Gemini to judge senders and links. Here’s how it works and which phones qualify.
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Gemini 4 Argon Is Here, But Only Google’s Cyber Partners Can Use It
Google just unveiled Gemini 4 Argon, its most powerful model yet. For now, only select cybersecurity partners can use it.
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Google Playground Lets You Build Browser Games by Chatting: Who Can Use It Now
Google’s new AI game maker is live for US adults. Playing is free, but building depends on token limits and your plan.
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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.