Gemini on Chrome is now coming to users in Asia Pacific after previously only being available in four countries.
After the US launch, Gemini on Chrome came to Canada, India and New Zealand in March. As of today, it is expanding to Australia, Indonesia, Japan, the Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Vietnam and other countries in the region.
On the desktop (Mac, Windows, and Chromebook Plus), knowing Gemini’s current tab lets you:
- “Summarize long content, compare data across multiple tabs, and more.”
- “Schedule meetings with Calendar, check location details with Maps, compose and send emails with Gmail, and ask questions about YouTube videos.”
- “Nano Banana 2 capabilities allow you to convert images on the web using a text query in Gemini in the Chrome sidebar.”
- “With Personal Intelligence, Gemini on Chrome can remember the context of past conversations, so you get uniquely tailored answers to whatever you’re looking for on the web.”
On the desktop, you can launch Gemini in Chrome from the top-right corner of every window. There’s also a keyboard shortcut, the Mac menu bar, and the Windows system tray. To customize, go to Chrome Settings > Innovations > Gemini in Chrome.
Twins open as a sidebar or floating window next to what you’re browsing.
Gemini on Chrome is also rolling out to the iOS browser (though not in Japan). It can be accessed from the left of the address bar.
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