Google's Gemini app is about to get a whole lot more up-to-date. The tech giant has teamed up with The Associated Press (AP) to bring real-time info right to your fingertips. Imagine you're curious about the latest news on something happening right now. Instead of searching through old articles, the Gemini app will give you the freshest details, thanks to AP's real-time feed. This could be a game-changer for users who want the latest scoop on current events.

AP is already known for providing accurate and timely news, which is why Google chose them for this partnership. The idea is to make Gemini even more useful by giving it access to up-to-the-minute information. This isn't just about making the app better; it's about delivering the best, most relevant info to users worldwide.

In other Gemini news, the app's extension page has been revamped. Now you can easily find extensions for productivity, travel, media, and learning, all in neat categories. This is especially handy for Android users, where there are currently 13 extensions available.

Google also made a small but significant change this week. They simplified the suggestion chips on Android for tasks like "Ask about this screen" and "Ask about this PDF" by dropping the "this. " This tiny tweak makes the app feel more user-friendly.

Google's Gemini App Gets Real-Time Boost with AP News

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