Gmail’s traditional search bar isn’t going away, but now the Gemini button will be added next to the search bar. The idea behind the feature is to get people to use AI when trying to find specific information from their emails, rather than traditionally searching for certain emails.

In addition to being able to ask questions, you can also use the feature to find unread emails from a specific sender simply by telling Gemini to "Find unread emails by [the person's name]." You can ask the chatbot to summarize a topic you know you can find in your inbox,

Today, Google is pushing some new AI features to both Android and iOS. Some of these features augment the Google Lens experience. Lens has come a long way since its launch back in 2017. While it’s been improving over the years,

This move by Google now puts Gemini in direct competition with Apple Intelligence, which isn't even out yet. However, Apple Intelligence has a built-in advantage in that it can prioritize onboard processing, rather than having to use the cloud like Google. This means that Apple's AI would be faster, and arguably safer for users.

Google has started rolling out the Gemini AI Q&A feature for the Gmail app on Android and iOS but it is not available to all users.

Currently rolling out to iOS users, Gmail's Gemini-powered Q&A capability is a game-changer for corporates with a Google WorkSpace account.

The Ask Photos feature replaces the search option in the Google Photos app for Android and iOS. The rollout has commenced in US as a server side update, but is not available for everyone: Technology n

After initially adding Gemini AI-based searches to Google Workspace Gmail on Android, it's now being brought to iOS, as Google continues to build its lead on Apple Intelligence.