At Google I/O, the company said the Gemini chatbot will get new extensions that let it add items to Google’s Calendar, Keep, and Tasks apps using voice, text, or vision prompts.

Through tools like Microsoft 365 Copilot, Dynamics 365, and Azure AI Agent Service, the tech giant is turning generative AI into engines that automate everything from customer returns and HR support ...

Now, Google is bringing support for the Keep and Tasks extensions to the web version of Gemini. The extensions feature is free, so you don’t need a Gemini Advanced subscription to enjoy it.

Here are a few things the new extensions can do: In Calendar, Gemini can create events; find events on your calendar using a day, date range, or event details; and edit or cancel events. In Tasks ...

After announcing Gemini extensions for Google Calendar, Keep, and Tasks at I/O this May, Google debuted the extensions with the Pixel 9 series. However, the extensions have been limited to the ...

Delete my tasks about [topic, activity, event]. These two extensions first launched for Pixel 9 users before expanding to other mobile devices, and is now accessible on the web.

Beyond just creating new tasks, notes, or calendar entries, Gemini Live will also be able to pull up information from — and hopefully, edit — the existing ones. Among the capabilities that ...

Gemini, the company's increasingly capable AI chatbot, is getting a proactive makeover with a handy new feature called Scheduled Actions. It's essentially your digital butler, now with a calendar.

Google has added a powerful new feature to Gemini called Scheduled Actions, allowing Pro and Ultra users to automate daily tasks like email summaries, blog ideas, and weather-based suggestions ...

It's pro-DIY, which is not what anyone signs up for. Ask Gemini to schedule a meeting with Jane Doe for 2 PM, and it might show you steps for scheduling a meeting. The only way to get better ...