Google has begun rolling out the ability to place Google Gemini directly in the Google Chrome address bar, expanding overall coverage of the Gemini app to over 100 countries worldwide.

Google had been testing the ability to easily access Google Gemini in mid-April, and the feature was reportedly discovered in the Chrome Canary beta version. The new feature allows users to call Google's chatbot by typing @ in the address bar, selecting Gemini and Chat, and typing the prompt.

Google is also expanding the availability of Gemini Apps. The Gemini App was initially available only in the U.S., but is rapidly expanding to Europe and Asia. This allows users to download the app directly from the Google Play store, eliminating the need to sideload the Gemini app on their devices.

Google Gemini and the Gemini app will be further improved in the future; Google recently announced that the Android Gemini app will soon be able to summarize PDFs and other files, rather than making users wait for a complete answer (like It will reportedly change the way it answers user questions by generating generated answers (like ChatGPT).Google also recently announced at Google Next that Google Gemini Pro 1.5 will soon be able to analyze the content of audio and video files without transcripts for the first time. files without transcripts.

The inclusion of Gemini in Chrome's Omnibox is an interesting feature that indicates that Google aims to further integrate its AI chatbot with one of its largest existing products. For Chrome users who have yet to try Gemini, see our list of seven of the best Google Gemini AI prompts to try.