Google Chrome Adds Cross-Device Tab Memory and New Gemini Features
Chrome's updated cross-device tab switching remembers where users left off, alongside expanded Gemini capabilities for research and study.
Google is rolling out a set of new features for its Chrome browser aimed at making it easier for users to research and study complex topics.
Among the updates is an enhancement to Chrome's cross-device tab switching feature, which now includes a memory upgrade that saves where users left off when moving between devices.
The update also introduces new capabilities for Gemini within Chrome, expanding the range of media types the AI assistant can analyze.
Additionally, Gemini in Chrome can now generate interactive study quizzes, offering users a new way to engage with material they are researching directly within the browser.
The features build on Chrome's existing tab-sharing capabilities, further integrating AI-powered tools into the browsing experience for users conducting research or studying.
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