With Google Gemini now available on Android Auto, here are some cool things you can do with the AI assistant to make your road trips better.

Google is testing a new feature for its Gemini app and web. Users can now mark specific areas on images before sending them to Gemini. This helps the

Google is opening up its most advanced Gemini feature, Deep Research, to developers. That means the powerful AI that once lived only inside Google products could soon show up inside the everyday apps you already use,

Google upgrades Google Translate with Gemini AI, improving nuanced translations and adding live headphone translations, with broader language learning features rolling out globally.

After ChatGPT blindsided Google 2022 and turned OpenAI into the face of generative AI, Google spent three years working to regain its footing.

Rather than selling AI as a set of discrete features within productivity software, Gemini Enterprise functions as what the company describes as “the new front door for AI in the workplace.”

For the casual Gemini Live user, the conversation experience with the AI tool is often a smooth one. However, if you frequent Gemini Live, you'll know that the AI tool's conversational flow has one major flaw: the tool's tendency to interrupt and susceptibility to being interrupted.

While ChatGPT still holds the lead in total users, Gemini is growing six times faster, according to a recent report.