News & Reviews:   Gemini

As smartphone brands are incorporating more AI functions into their devices, Google is also making Gemini more convenient and efficient. From the giant tech's announcement today, Gemini has been extended to an Android phone's lockscreen.

Google has announced the integration of its generative AI (gen AI) Gemini tools into Google Workspace Business and Enterprise plans. These capabilities are included without additional add-ons, aiming to make AI accessible for businesses of all sizes. The updated pricing begins at RM58.40 per user per month, effective immediately for new customers. Existing customers will see changes on 17 March 2025, or at their plan renewal.

A few hours ago, a short video was posted on Twitter X showcasing Samsung's new mixed-reality headset with Android XR. True enough, Samsung itself posted official news about the headset development so here's everything you need to know.

Ever needed to make a phone call so urgently that you couldn't stand wasting time unlocking your phone? Well, it seems Google has considered that scenario and is doing something about it. The Gemini app will soon add a new feature that lets you use the phone without unlocking.

If you want to build an app with generative AI features, here's news that may interest you. Recently, Google announced that Gemini Nano is now open to all Android developers. This means we could see more Android apps with generative AI features soon.

In the last few months, Google has been working on expanding its Gemini platform. More apps that integrate with it, new features, and more. One of them is Gemini Live, a platform that lets you 'converse' with the AI, and it's now free.

Google Gemini has now evolved and most of Google's cloud services have been integrated with it. One of the things Google wants everyone to use Gemini is Gmail because it's already built-in. Most recently, Google also wants to help you refine emails that are in draft. So, what should you know about it?

Generative AI chatbots are becoming the wave of the future these days with ChatGPT from OpenAI, Gemini from Google, Copilot from Microsoft and many more. The ability to write effective prompts for these chatbots is also becoming an increasingly useful if not absolutely necessary skill for many.

We've already come out with a guide on how to properly use Generative AI for writing. This time around, we’re doing a guide on How to make a better prompt for Generative AI, so if you're interested in making a prompt do read on.

Previously it was reported that Artificial Intelligence or AI basics would be taught to primary school children in Malaysia in 2027. However, Google has just announced Gemini and other AI tools for Google Workspace for Education. While they are available for our schools Google Classroom, they are turned off by default and have to be activated by administrators before they can be used by students. However, with Malaysian schools still grappling with DLP, it seems very much like we're just not ready for it. As such, we took a closer look at it to discuss what Malaysian schools need to clear to handle Gemini for Google Workspace for Education Now.

Google is ready to introduce a chatbot based on artificial intelligence, named Gemini. Now, apart from that, Google also reportedly wants to give personality to the chatbot and is currently developing their chatbot based on YouTube influencers and celebrities.