Ask Gemini in Gmail may finally get a long-overdue design revamp
The Gmail app’s Ask Gemini experience could take some cues from the standalone Gemini app.
Gemini in Gmail may be set for a much-needed design refresh in an upcoming software update, according to early development insights. The report reveals a floating Gemini overlay within the Gmail app, along with the introduction of voice input and a plus menu offering options to manage sources or add files from Google Drive. These features, while present in the web version of Gemini within Gmail, have not yet been incorporated into the mobile app.
Since its inception, Gemini in Gmail has undergone considerable changes, with Google's email platform integrating additional Gemini-based capabilities, such as Gmail Live. However, the core Gemini experience accessible via the dedicated sparkle icon next to the search bar or within individual emails has remained behind the web version in terms of design.
The Authority Insights story, which offers exclusive reports, app teardowns, leaks, and in-depth tech coverage, suggests that a future Gmail update could bridge this gap, bringing the mobile app's design in line with its web counterpart.
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