Summary of Services Supporting Gemini 2.5 Announced at Google I/O
There were Gemini 2.5 announcements at Google I/O yesterday. I've put together a list of which services support it.
1. Gemini app - Built in as the default model, with some features available even to free users
2. Google Docs & Sheets - Supports AI summarization and automation features
3. Gmail - Drafting emails and automatically sorting important messages
4. Android Studio - Optimizes local builds as a coding assistant
In particular, using Gemini in Docs makes it easier to organize tables or analyze data, so it should be useful for office workers. However, some features still don't fully support Korean, so I'd recommend trying it out yourself before judging.
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Oh, I didn't know that. It'd be nice if tables get organized in the document.
Well, they say Korean support isn't fully complete, but in practice it's often frustrating. Especially Gmail categorization sometimes gets messed up, so manually fixing it is even more of a hassle.
Agreed, Gmail's automatic sorting is awesome.
I haven't really felt the difference with Android Studio's local build optimization yet. The marketing is all hype, but the build speed seems about the same as before? Would love to hear from people who've actually tried it.
I use it in Google Docs, and it's really convenient. Especially when analyzing data, it helps a lot with organizing tables and finding patterns.
Do you have a source?