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Gemini In Google Chrome Now Live On Android In India, Auto Browse Rolls Out To AI Pro & Ultra Subscribers
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· October 7, 2026
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Key points Additionally, it supports generating and customising images using Google's image generation technology. Google has expanded its AI browsing assistant, Gemini, to Android users.
Google has expanded its AI browsing assistant, Gemini, to Android users. This expansion follows the introduction of Gemini to desktop users months prior. Gemini functions as an in-browser assistant, capable of summarising long articles and answering questions about the current page.
Gemini also integrates with other Google apps, allowing users to access features without switching tabs. Additionally, it supports generating and customising images using Google's image generation technology.
Further details about Gemini's features and capabilities are available, including information about the auto browse feature, which is restricted to certain subscribers.
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Published: October 7, 2026 ·
Source: Free Press Journal ·
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