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Google Is Testing a Smaller, More Reachable Gemini Overlay on Tablets
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Google is testing a smaller, more reachable Gemini overlay on tablets
Google is rolling out a UI update for the Gemini app on Android tablets that shrinks the size of the overlay. The new overlay is about one-third the width of the screen instead of two-thirds and is anchored to the right side. This updated interface only applies to the standard Gemini experience and seems to be part of a slow server-side rollout. There are a lot of AI chatbots you can talk to these days, but I personally use Google Gemini on all …
Google expands its AI offer, now you bring the so-called Gems into the sidebar on the web. This means that you can now use individual chats directly in Gemini, if you are currently on the go in Google Drive, in Gmail or working on documents in Google Docs, Sheets etc. The Gems are chats that are pre-set by the user a certain approach. The user gives the Gem firm instructions by defining main objectives and functions as well as response style. Th…
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