Gemini in Gmail is getting a new tool, where with one press you can create new Calendar events based on emails.

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Once you're in, go to your Google Calendar and find the "Ask Gemini" icon in the top right corner. Click on that icon to see a list of suggested prompts and a space to enter your own prompt.

For instance, Gemini may suggest that you “Add a lunch event” or “Find ... things to your calendar by leveraging Gemini’s conversational abilities to get things done faster. Google ...

For instance, Gemini may suggest that you "Add a lunch event" or "Find the ... things to your calendar by leveraging Gemini's conversational abilities to get things done faster. Google Calendar ...

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Google may soon make it much easier to find out, thanks to a new ... the desktop Gemini also lets you type your own prompts, making interacting with your calendar more like talking to your PA.

Google is testing a new AI-powered Gemini side panel within Google Calendar that lets users quickly and conversationally check their schedule, create an event, and look up event details.

When it does, an "Add to calendar" button will appear. Once you click it, the side panel will bring up a confirmation. This comes on top of the ability to ask Gemini about stuff in your Google ...

Google has announced a new AI feature that uses Gemini AI bot to add events to your Google Calendar based on emailed details in Gmail. Emails that Gemini thinks describe events will get a new ...