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Google expands Gemini app connections to Adobe, Airtable and Peloton

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Google began rolling out new third-party connections for its Gemini app on September 23, adding services including Adobe, Airtable, Linear and Peloton. The connections let users work with outside services through Gemini for tasks such as managing projects, creating designs and planning workouts. The expansion takes Gemini's app connections beyond Google services into productivity, creative and lifestyle tools. Other listed services include monday.com, Squarespace, SeatGeek and apartments.com. Users can choose which apps to connect, according to Google. Disconnecting an app stops further data flow but does not erase activity already stored, leaving users to manage that history separately.
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