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Google brings Gemini in Chrome to India | TechCrunch
Google announced Wednesday that it is bringing Gemini integration for Chrome to new regions, including India, Canada, and New Zealand. The rollout will let users use Gemini in Chrome through a sidebar on desktop, enabling them to ask Google's AI chatbot questions about the content on the screen,
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Google Chrome's AI assistant is now available in over 50 languages
Karandeep Singh Oberoi is a Durham College Journalism and Mass Media graduate who joined the Android Police team in April 2024, after serving as a full-time News Writer at Canadian publication MobileSyrup. Prior to joining Android Police, Oberoi worked on feature stories, reviews, evergreen
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Chrome's Gemini side panel now speaks your language
Google brings its AI browser assistant to India, New Zealand, and Canada with support for over 50 languages including Hindi, French, and Spanish. Google is finally bringing Chrome's Gemini side panel to India, New Zealand, and Canada starting today. The move adds support for more than 50
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Gemini for Google Chrome Arrives for More Countries - Phandroid
While a number of Google's Gemini features are available via Chrome, Google has so far kept a lot of its web-based AI features available for a select few regions. That in mind though, the company recently announced that it's bringing over several Gemini features on Google Chrome to more users
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Gemini in Google Chrome Is Now Available in India
Gemini side panel is integrated with first-party Google platforms Google announced the expansion of Gemini in Chrome to India on Wednesday. The artificial intelligence (AI)-powered assistant for the browser was first released in select markets in September 2025, and now the company is expanding it
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Google rolls out Gemini in Chrome in India: Here's what it does and how to use it
Google Chrome now features Gemini, an AI assistant, for users in India. This tool helps summarise webpages and compare information across different tabs. Users can access Gemini through a side panel to ask questions or generate content. The integration extends to Google apps like Gmail and
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Google Brings Gemini Integration to Chrome in India
Gemini on Chrome can contextually understand the pages you are opening and can analyse pages so that users can ask questions on the go. Gemini in Chrome was first introduced in the United States (US) by Google. This has been now expanded internationally to India. Gemini on Chrome can contextually
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Google announces new built-in AI features to Chrome in India; adds support for 8 Indic languages
Google has integrated AI features, including Gemini 3.1, into Chrome for users across India, supporting over 50 languages including major Indic languages. The update allows desktop and iOS users to chat with a browsing assistant, summarise content, manage tabs, and even draft Gmail emails without
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Google expands Chrome AI features for productivity, learning and image editing
Google has announced the rollout of new built-in AI capabilities for Google Chrome users in India. The update also expands availability to Canada and New Zealand. The features are powered by Gemini 3.1 and are designed to help users find information, summarise content and complete tasks directly
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Google Brings Gemini AI to Chrome in India for Instant Summaries & Smarter Research
With Chrome dominating the browser market in the country, the rollout could significantly boost mainstream AI adoption among Indian internet users. Gemini in the lets users interact with an AI assistant while browsing webpages. They can ask the tool to summarize long articles, explain complex
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Gemini in Google Chrome rolls out in India, supports 8 Indic languages
Gemini in Chrome allows users to interact with AI without leaving the webpage they are currently viewing. Google has announced that it is expanding Gemini in Chrome to users in India, along with New Zealand and Canada. With this rollout, Google is also expanding language support. Gemini in Chrome
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Google announced the expansion of Gemini in Chrome to India, Canada, and New Zealand, adding support for over 50 languages including Hindi, French, and Spanish. The AI-powered assistant integrates with Gmail, YouTube, and Maps through a side panel, enabling users to summarize content, compare tabs, and edit images using Nano Banana 2 without leaving their browser.
Google announced Wednesday that it is expanding Gemini in Chrome to India, Canada, and New Zealand, marking a significant step in the global rollout of its AI-powered assistant for web browsing
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. The expansion to new regions brings support for new languages totaling over 50, including Hindi, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Telugu, Tamil, French, and Spanish2
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. Built on Gemini 3.1, the AI assistant is available on Chrome for desktop, iOS, and Chromebook Plus devices, allowing millions of new users to access in-browser AI interaction without switching their browser language3
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Charmaine D'Silva, Director of Product Management for Chrome at Google, emphasized India's role in the rollout: "We're thrilled for India to be one of the first markets to experience this transformation after the US, underscoring the country's enthusiasm and potential for driving the future of AI and emerging technologies across the globe"
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. Google first introduced Gemini in Chrome in the U.S. through a floating window last September, before introducing the Gemini side panel earlier this year1
.The Gemini AI integration appears as an "Ask Gemini" icon on the tab bar, opening a side panel on the right side of the browser that lets users interact with the AI assistant while staying on their current page
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. Users can ask questions about content on the screen, create quizzes to understand topics, or generate web content summaries without opening new tabs2
. The goal is to eliminate tab-hopping by providing contextual answers directly within the browsing experience2
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One standout capability allows users to compare information across multiple tabs. When shopping for smartphones or comparing flight tickets, Gemini can pull data from every open tab and create comparison tables with pros, cons, prices, and reviews consolidated into one clean view
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. This cross-tab functionality addresses a common pain point for users researching products or planning trips across multiple websites.Gemini in Chrome connects directly to Gmail, Google Maps, Google Calendar, YouTube, Google Shopping, Google Flights, and other Google apps for contextual answers
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. Users can compose and send emails using Gemini in the sidebar without leaving their current window, schedule meetings on Calendar while reading event pages, or pull location details from Maps when planning trips1
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.The YouTube integration enables users to ask Gemini to summarize videos and list main points alongside timestamp markers, streamlining content consumption
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. The assistant can also brief users about their day by accessing Calendar information, creating a centralized hub for managing daily workflows1
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Users can now access Nano Banana 2, Google's image generation model, directly through the Gemini side panel in Chrome
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. What makes this particularly useful is that users don't need to manually upload images to leverage the tool's editing capabilities2
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. For example, when shopping for furniture, users can upload a photo of their room and ask the assistant to transform the image to visualize how an item would look in the space1
. Users simply open a tab with an image and describe the changes they want to see2
.Google built these features with security layered in, training the models to recognize prompt injection attacks
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. The system asks for confirmation before taking sensitive actions like sending emails, and automated red-teaming runs constantly to identify vulnerabilities3
. Chrome's auto-updates push fixes quickly when threats emerge3
.Notably, the expansion excludes Auto Browse capabilities that Google launched for U.S.-based AI Pro and AI Ultra subscribers in January
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. This agentic feature allows Gemini to take over the browser and complete tasks on behalf of users, but remains unavailable in India, New Zealand, and Canada for now1
. In India, Gemini in Chrome is available only to Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers5
. Google also announced that Gemini support in Chrome for iOS is rolling out in India, appearing in the address bar through a page tools icon1
. The company plans to expand to more regions and languages throughout the year3
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