Gemini Spark is no longer restricted to Google’s priciest Ultra tier
Gemini Spark is rolling out to US users on the Pro tier, according to a recent post from the official Google Gemini account on X, with other countries expected to follow soon. Gemini Spark handles tasks while you’re away Instead of just answering questions like the regular Gemini chatbot, Spark can complete tasks on your behalf. Give it a job, like sorting through your inbox or updating your calendar, and it works in the background even after you close the app.
- ▪Gemini Spark is rolling out to US users on the Pro tier, according to a recent post from the official Google Gemini account on X, with other countries expected to follow soon.
- ▪Gemini Spark handles tasks while you’re away Instead of just answering questions like the regular Gemini chatbot, Spark can complete tasks on your behalf.
- ▪Give it a job, like sorting through your inbox or updating your calendar, and it works in the background even after you close the app.
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Google AI Pro subscribers are finally getting access to one of the best features Google announced at I/O this May. Gemini Spark is rolling out to US users on the Pro tier, according to a recent post from the official Google Gemini account on X, with other countries expected to follow soon. Gemini Spark handles tasks while you’re away Instead of just answering questions like the regular Gemini chatbot, Spark can complete tasks on your behalf. Give it a job, like sorting through your inbox or updating your calendar, and it works in the background even after you close the app. Spark can also watch for specific triggers, like a flight delay, and act on them automatically.
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