Google has begun rolling out its Gemini AI assistant to every Chrome desktop user in the United States, removing the previous subscription requirement. Users with Chrome set to English will see a new sparkle icon that launches Gemini, which can now operate across multiple tabs, recall browsing history, and integrate tightly with services like Calendar, YouTube and Maps. Gemini Nano powers enhanced protection against deceptive sites, while new password‑manager tools let users update compromised credentials on select platforms. Future updates promise agentic capabilities for tasks such as grocery ordering, and an AI Mode shortcut has been added to the address bar. Read more →

Google has begun rolling out its Gemini AI assistant to every Chrome desktop user in the United States, removing the previous subscription requirement. Users with Chrome set to English will see a new sparkle icon that launches Gemini, which can now operate across multiple tabs, recall browsing history, and integrate tightly with services like Calendar, YouTube and Maps. Gemini Nano powers enhanced protection against deceptive sites, while new password‑manager tools let users update compromised credentials on select platforms. Future updates promise agentic capabilities for tasks such as grocery ordering, and an AI Mode shortcut has been added to the address bar. Read more →

Google has begun rolling out its Gemini AI assistant to every Chrome desktop user in the United States, removing the previous subscription requirement. Users with Chrome set to English will see a new sparkle icon that launches Gemini, which can now operate across multiple tabs, recall browsing history, and integrate tightly with services like Calendar, YouTube and Maps. Gemini Nano powers enhanced protection against deceptive sites, while new password‑manager tools let users update compromised credentials on select platforms. Future updates promise agentic capabilities for tasks such as grocery ordering, and an AI Mode shortcut has been added to the address bar. Read more →

Google has begun rolling out its Gemini AI assistant to every Chrome desktop user in the United States, removing the previous subscription requirement. Users with Chrome set to English will see a new sparkle icon that launches Gemini, which can now operate across multiple tabs, recall browsing history, and integrate tightly with services like Calendar, YouTube and Maps. Gemini Nano powers enhanced protection against deceptive sites, while new password‑manager tools let users update compromised credentials on select platforms. Future updates promise agentic capabilities for tasks such as grocery ordering, and an AI Mode shortcut has been added to the address bar. Read more →

Google has begun rolling out its Gemini AI assistant to every Chrome desktop user in the United States, removing the previous subscription requirement. Users with Chrome set to English will see a new sparkle icon that launches Gemini, which can now operate across multiple tabs, recall browsing history, and integrate tightly with services like Calendar, YouTube and Maps. Gemini Nano powers enhanced protection against deceptive sites, while new password‑manager tools let users update compromised credentials on select platforms. Future updates promise agentic capabilities for tasks such as grocery ordering, and an AI Mode shortcut has been added to the address bar. Read more →

Google is extending its AI Mode in Search to 180 countries, moving beyond its initial rollout in the United States, India and the United Kingdom. The feature, still limited to English, now lets users request restaurant reservations by specifying group size, date, location and cuisine preferences. Partnered with OpenTable, Resy and Tock, AI Mode pulls data from Google’s Knowledge Graph, Maps and Project Mariner to present available slots and direct booking links. The capability is currently offered only to subscribers of the Google AI Ultra plan via the Labs platform, and Google hints at future additions such as local service appointments and event ticketing with partners like Ticketmaster and StubHub. Read more →