Google rolls out Gemini in Chrome in 7 new countries
Google announced Monday that it is making its Gemini in Chrome feature available in seven new markets, including Australia, Indonesia, Japan, the Philippines, Singapore, South Korea and Vietnam. The company is rolling out this feature to both desktop and iOS in all these countries except Japan.
The company has been integrating AI and Gemini into Chrome in more ways since last year via a floating window.
Earlier this year, the company introduced a sidebar-based assistant that would help users answer questions on different tabs and use Gemini’s Personal Intelligence feature, which lets users connect to services like Gmail and Google Photos, for personalized answers. Users can also schedule meetings with Calendar, view location information with Maps, and compose and send emails with Gmail through this feature in Chrome.
Users can also transform images on the web with Nano Banana 2 in the sidebar.
Gemini in Chrome was available to users in the US from launch in January, and the company expanded availability to India, Canada and New Zealand in March.
With this launch, Gemini in Chrome is available in more countries. However, the company’s agent feature, which can control your browser window to perform tasks on your behalf, is currently in testing and is only available to users of the paid AI Pro and AI Ultra plans in the US.
