Google made significant news for Gemini Advanced users: Deep Research, the AI research assistant, is now available on your phone. This means you can now use it on Android and iPhone to create extensive reports on almost any topic while on the road.
We all know how much time is spent searching for information online. It can be not easy, especially when attempting to understand something complex. Complex Research sometimes consumes hours of your time spent browsing websites and articles. However, Deep Research is positioned as the tool to do this for you.
Google likens this service to become your research helper. When you ask it a question, it begins doing the work. It’s akin to having someone who can filter through all the irrelevant stuff on the internet and find what’s important. Then, it compiles everything into a neat, easy-to-read report.
Here’s how it works: you ask Deep Research a query, and it generates a plan. You can review the plan and make changes as needed. Then, it begins its Research. It visits websites, gathers useful information, and applies that knowledge to improve its search. It does this until it has a thorough understanding of the issue.
Then you receive a report. It’s well-organized and contains links to the sources you can review. You may also send the report to Google Docs. Plus, if you have any further questions, please ask Gemini. Deep Research’s mobile accessibility adds to its convenience by allowing consumers to conduct Research from anywhere.
This new AI research tool can alter how we gather knowledge significantly. Accurate information can benefit everyone, from students and researchers to professionals and ordinary people looking for solutions.
I’m excited to try this on my phone. I don’t generally research my mobile devices, but I blame this on years of convincing myself that serious study required a full PC with an ultra-wide screen.
I’m intrigued about utilizing this tool on a foldable or larger-screen smartphone. Still, it shouldn’t matter because the findings can be exported to Google Docs and accessed from any device. Here’s how it works: you ask Deep Research a query, and it generates a plan.
You can review the plan and make changes as needed. Then, it begins its Research. It visits websites, gathers useful information, and applies that knowledge to improve its search. It does this until it has a thorough understanding of the issue.
Then you receive a report. It’s well-organized and contains links to the sources you can review. You may also send the report to Google Docs. Plus, if you have any further questions, please ask Gemini. Deep Research’s mobile accessibility adds to its convenience by allowing consumers to conduct Research from anywhere.
This new AI research tool can alter how we gather knowledge significantly. Accurate information can benefit everyone, from students and researchers to professionals and ordinary people looking for solutions.
I’m excited to try this on my phone. I don’t generally research my mobile devices, but I blame this on years of convincing myself that serious study requires a full PC with an ultra-wide screen.
Yet, I’m intrigued by utilising this tool on a foldable or larger-screen smartphone; it shouldn’t matter because the findings can be exported to Google Docs and accessed from any device.
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