Gmail’s Gemini-powered Q&A feature comes to iOS

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A few months ago, Google introduced a new way to search Gmail with the help of its Gemini AI. The feature, called Gmail Q&A, lets you find specific emails and information by asking the Gemini chatbot questions. You can ask things like “What time is our dinner reservation on Saturday?” to quickly find the information you need. It was only initially available on Android devices, but now Google has started rolling it out to iPhones.

In addition to being able to ask questions, you can also use the feature to find unread emails from a specific sender simply by telling Gemini to “Find unread emails by [the person’s name].” You can ask the chatbot to summarize a topic you know you can find in your inbox, such as work projects that you’ve been on for months consisting of multiple conversations across several threads. And you can even use Gemini in Gmail to do general search queries without having to leave your inbox. To access Gemini, simply tap on the star icon at the top right corner of your Gmail app.

Google says the feature could take up to 15 days to reach your devices. Take note, however, that you do need to have access to Gemini Business, Enterprise, Education, Education Premium or Google One AI Premium to be able to use it.

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