Gemini Side Panel Korean Language Support
Published2024.11.22 15:09
Gemini is now available as your preferred language in Google Docs, Sheets, Drive, Gmail, and more.
Google Cloud announced on the 22nd that it is expanding support for a total of seven languages, including Korean, in the side panel of Gemini for Google Workspace.
The newly added languages are Korean, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Spanish, and French.
The seven newly added languages are available through Gemini, which is built into the side panel of Google Workspace products including Google Docs, Google Sheets, Google Drive, and Gmail.
Users can now write social media posts in Google Docs, summarize details from multiple files stored in Google Drive, and check their Gmail inboxes in their respective languages. Support for the side panel in Google Slides will be available in the coming months.
Meanwhile, Google Cloud is offering enterprise customers a 60-day free trial of Gemini for Google Workspace for a limited time, allowing them to leverage Gemini in their preferred language through the side panel. More details can be found on the Google Workspace website.
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