Google One is taking its storage subscription service to the next level with the introduction of an AI Premium plan. This new tier, priced at $19.99/month in the U.S., offers more than just the usual 2TB of storage – it gives you access to Gemini Ultra 1.0, Google’s most advanced AI model yet.
This AI prodigy not only processes information and follows instructions but also gets creative, write code for you and even reasons. It can analyze and explain complex data, write high-quality code in various languages, and even generate unique images. But the perks don’t stop there. Google plans to integrate Gemini Ultra into other popular services like Gmail and Docs, streamlining your workflow with features like automated text writing and finalization, unique image generation, and enhanced video quality in Google Meet. Imagine noise reduction, sharpening, and light correction happening on the fly, ensuring you always look and sound your best in virtual meetings.
Outside the U.S., the price of the new Google One AI Premium plan with Gemini Advanced is €21.99 if you live within the EU region, £18,99 for UK residents, and INR 1,950 for those in India per month, with the first 2 months free trial for all. This period should be enough to test-drive Gemini Ultra and see if it’s worth the investment. Whether you’re a tech enthusiast or simply looking for ways to boost your productivity, this could be the AI-powered upgrade you’ve been waiting for.
While the price tag might seem steeper than regular Google One plans, the potential benefits of Gemini Advanced for creative professionals, programmers, and even casual users are significant. The Gemini Advanced website is already live, while the Gemini chatbot will be available at gemini.google.com. The Gemini app is also ready to download from the Google Play Store.
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