Is Gemini in Chrome Available in Your Country? Google Expands to All APAC Countries

Google is rolling out Gemini in Chrome, its AI browser assistant, to all Asia-Pacific countries, including users in Australia, Indonesia, Japan, the Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, and Vietnam. Users can now get the AI assistant directly from their browser. The rollout started on April 20 and includes both desktop and iOS versions, except in Japan, where only the desktop version is available.

“With Gemini in Chrome, you can chat with your personalised browsing assistant to summarise lengthy content, compare information across multiple tabs and more,” it said in a blog post announcement.

Gemini in Chrome launched in the United States in January and expanded to Canada, India, and New Zealand in March.

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TechloyLouis Eriakha

What Gemini in Chrome Does

The feature lets users summarise articles, compare information across multiple tabs, schedule meetings with Google Calendar, check locations with Maps, draft emails with Gmail, and ask questions about YouTube videos without leaving the current page.

This comes as Google is testing a feature called auto browse that can fill shopping carts and book reservations automatically, exclusively for Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers in the United States right now.