Try It For Free! Google Releases New Gemini App Features

Google has announced significant updates to its AI model, Gemini, introducing a more efficient 2.0 Flash Thinking Experimental model, improved Deep Research capabilities, and a new personalization feature.

The latest version of Gemini, known as the 2.0 Flash Thinking Experimental model, offers faster performance and increased efficiency. This upgraded model improves response accuracy by breaking down prompts into structured reasoning steps. One of its key features is a 1-million-token context window, allowing Gemini Advanced users to tackle more complex tasks. Additionally, it now supports file uploads, expanding its potential applications.

Deep Research Capabilities

The Gemini Deep Research feature has been upgraded with the new model, enhancing its abilities in planning, searching, reasoning, and reporting. Users can now receive multi-page, high-quality reports with visible reasoning steps, similar to DeepSeek’s approach. This improvement ensures that Gemini provides more transparent and detailed outputs.

The updated Deep Research feature is available in over 45 languages worldwide. While free-tier users will have limited access to it a few times a month, Gemini Advanced subscribers will enjoy expanded usage.

New Personalization Features

Google is also introducing an experimental personalization capability, allowing Gemini to integrate with Google apps and services for customized responses. This feature connects with Google Search, tailoring results based on user preferences. For example, if a user frequently searches for sneakers, Gemini will incorporate this history into its recommendations.

Users can activate this feature by selecting “Personalization (experimental)” from the model settings. Over time, Gemini will integrate with more Google services, making interactions more intuitive and user-focused.

Expanded Integration with Google Services

Gemini is evolving into a central hub for personal productivity and assistance. It can now connect with Google Calendar, Notes, Tasks, and Photos in English. This integration enables users to execute complex multi-step requests, such as:

• “Find an easy cookie recipe on YouTube.”
• “Add the ingredients to my shopping list.”
• “Locate nearby grocery stores that are still open.”

Gems Now Free for All Users

Google has also made Gems, a feature within the Gemini app, available for free to all users. This move aligns with the company’s goal of making Gemini a more accessible and essential tool in daily digital experiences.

With these updates, Google aims to make Gemini more powerful, personalized, and integrated, reinforcing its role as a leading AI assistant. You can try the new features for free at https://gemini.google.com/

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