Gemini utility will help users exploit and experience Gemini more. Gemini utility will provide some other Google applications in Gemini for you to choose to use for many other purposes. The article below will guide you to activate and use Gemini utility.
How to use utilities on Gemini
Step 1:
Log in to your Google account and go to the Gemini website. Note, Google Workspace accounts do not currently have this feature.
Next, on the left side of the screen, click on Settings and select Extensions to activate use.
Step 2:
Now users will see Gemini widgets displayed for you to choose from, including Flights, Hotels, Google Maps, YouTube, and Google Workspace.
Step 3:
To use the extension on Gemini, you just need to activate the extension to use it , for example, when you activate the Google Workspace extension, you need to agree to let Google Workspace link with Gemini.
Step 4:
Each widget on Gemini has its own features. For example, with the Google Flights widget , you can find information about flights you want to take.
With the Hotel utility, you will use the utility to search for hotels near the airport, or which famous hotel you want,...
The Google Maps utility works as usual, finding directions to the location you want.
YouTube widget to search for any video you want, just enter the YouTube video content you want to find. The results will be displayed as shown below. You just need to click on the link to watch the YouTube video as usual.
Finally, with the Google Workspace extension, you can search for documents in your Google account, or summarize a document.
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