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

A security flaw in Google Workspace's Gemini AI enables cybercriminals to manipulate email summaries with invisible commands ...

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

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

In May of this year, Google debuted Gemini Live with screen sharing and camera access for Android. Google has been slowly integrating the feature, which lets you ask Gemini about anything on your ...

Google warned its 1.8 billion account holders of a new artificial intelligence scam that cyber criminals are reportedly exploiting. Tech guru Scott Polderman shed light on the data-snatching scheme, ...

Gmail is getting an AI-powered upgrade. At its Google I/O 2024 conference on Tuesday, Google announced that Gmail users will be able to search, summarize, and draft their emails using its Gemini ...

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.

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 addition to the Gemini side panel on the web, Gmail for Android and iOS is now rolling out a Summarize capability to paid customers. Update 7/4: Summarize in Gmail is more widely rolling out.

Gmail’s Gemini AI sidebar and email summaries are rolling out now Google is adding Gemini AI features for paying customers to Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Drive, too.