Google Chrome Adds AI for Easier Tab Organization and Theme Making
In recent years, Google has been integrating artificial intelligence (AI) features into its Chrome web browser to enhance user experience and safety during web searches. Google has now announced a fresh set of AI features aimed at helping users organize their tabs, create AI-themed backgrounds, and assist with writing and web searches.
Google Chrome Tab Organizer
One notable addition is the Google Chrome Tab Organizer, designed to simplify tab management. By tapping the downward-facing button on Windows or the top-right corner on macOS and selecting ‘Organize tabs,’ users can automatically generate tab groups based on their open tabs. The Chrome browser will suggest names and emojis for the tab groups which allows users to rate suggestions with a thumbs-up or down.
AI Theme Maker
Google Chrome is introducing an AI Theme Maker, enabling users to craft personalized themes for the New Tab Page. Themes can be created based on a specific subject, mood, visual style, or color scheme.
Rollout and Availability
The rollout of these AI features will be gradual, commencing in the US. Users can access the Tab Organizer and Theme Maker by updating Chrome to version 121 and signing in with their Google account. Users should click on the 3-dot overflow menu for Settings, then navigate to ‘Experimental AI’ to explore these features.
‘Help me write’ Feature: With the upcoming ChromeV122, Google will introduce a ‘Help me write’ feature. This tool will be available in any text field, allowing users to launch the prompt UI by right-clicking. Users can customize the length and tone of the writing assistance before inserting it into the text field.
The features are currently accessible in the United States, promising a more intelligent and personalized browsing experience for Chrome users.
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Google has recently renamed its AI Assistant to Gemini previously Bard. The Gemini app is already available in the U.S., Canada, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and Africa. This app will replace your Google Assistant as well in both Android and iOS.
Note: The Gemini app is expected to be launched in India by next week.
Some reports also suggested that Gemini’s mobile app is working on expanding availability to make it accessible on your headphones very soon. 9to5Google has recently appraised the beta version of the Google app (15.6) that contained the message which is listed below:
Gemini mobile app is working on expanding availability to make it accessible on your headphones
Few headphones have a button or a gesture from which we can activate voice assistant. Currently, it is Google Assistant, even if Gemini replaces it on the smartphone. For example, Google’s Pixel Buds Pro till now working with the old service, as indicated by its voice as well as capabilities, as per source.
Primarily, Google is focusing on launching the Gemini AI app for smartphones in all regions, especially in Europe. When Gemini expands to audio wearables, then users can expect features such as customizing the playback speed and shorter answers.
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In 2020, Google released its Reading Mode app, and now the company has made the Reading Mode app plenty useful. With this new update, the Reading Mode app will also work in Gmail, X (formerly Twitter), and Threads along with other social media and email apps as well.
If we talk about what this app can do, then this app makes every page text easy, so that you can easily read that along with this it also turns each viewed page into plain text. As mentioned above, this new update brings Reading Mode app support to Gmail, X, Threads, and other email and social media apps which is a good and useful thing.
Furthermore, if you are on the go, then the app can also read the text aloud. So, that you can listen to it. Still, the developers have to note that the app may not work properly with all social media and email apps. However, it might work with all social media and email apps in the future.
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Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google and Alphabet has posted a thread on their X account. In that thread, Pichai mentioned that Google One (a subscription from Google) has crossed 100 Million Subscribers, and Google will be obsessing about” building on that momentum” along with the newly launched AI Premium Plan.
Features you get after subscribing to Google One AI Premium Plan
This new AI Premium Plan will offer AI features that are powered by recently powered Google’s AI Model (Gemini), which was previously (Bard). If we talk about what this plan will offer, then this Google One AI Premium Plan will feature Gemini Advanced.
This Gemini is also coming to Gmail, Google Docs, and other Google apps as well very soon. Moreover, this plan will offer 2TB of storage, 10% back from the Google Store, More Google Meet features such as longer group video calls (the limit without a subscription is one hour), and More Google Calendar features like enhanced appointment scheduling.
Pricing of Google One AI Premium Plan
Later on, if we talking the pricing of the AI Premium Plan, then this Google One AI Premium Plan is priced at Rs. 1,950/ $23.49 for a month. On the other hand, the other Google One plans i.e. Basic, Standard cost Rs.130/ $1.57, Rs.650, $7.83. You can learn more about Google One Plans by clicking here.
Note: Currently, Google One AI Premium is available free for 2 months.
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