Google brings Gemini Spark AI agent to India, works even when you are offline
Google has launched Gemini Spark in India for AI Pro and Ultra subscribers. The new AI agent can organise emails, manage tasks, plan trips, draft replies, and work in the background even when your device is locked.
For years, AI assistants have mostly waited for users to ask questions. But things are changing rapidly, and now Google wants its AI to stop waiting and start working. The company has announced Gemini Spark, a new AI agent that can complete routine digital tasks automatically, even when your phone is locked or your laptop is shut down. The feature is rolling out to Google AI Pro and AI Ultra subscribers in India over the next few weeks.
Unlike the regular Gemini chatbot, which only responds when prompted, Gemini Spark works quietly in the background. It can monitor your Gmail inbox, organise information, update Google Docs and Sheets, and even prepare tasks for you based on instructions you have already given.
Gemini is no longer just answering questions
Google describes Gemini Spark as a 24/7 personal AI agent. Think of it as having a digital assistant that never sleeps. If you tell it to keep an eye on your emails, track your subscriptions, or organise travel plans, it will continue doing those jobs automatically without waiting for fresh instructions every time.
For example, if a flight booking confirmation lands in your Gmail inbox, Spark can automatically add the details to your travel itinerary in Google Sheets. If you receive wedding RSVP emails, you can collect dietary preferences and prepare a summary for your caterer. It can even scan customer enquiries, draft replies, and save them for your review.
It can even help plan your weekends
Google has also shared several practical examples of how Gemini Spark can be used in daily life. The AI can search for local events every Friday, prepare a list of weekend activities, and even add the best ones to your calendar.
If you're worried about wasting money on forgotten subscriptions, Spark can scan your monthly invoices, alert you about price hikes or free trials that are about to expire, and even draft cancellation emails.
For professionals, the AI can study your previous emails and create a personalised writing style guide so future email drafts sound more like you.
Google says Gemini Spark always works under the user's control. Users decide which Google apps it can access and whether the feature should be enabled. The company also says Spark is designed to ask for permission before taking high-impact actions such as sending emails or making purchases.
The new feature is powered by Google's Gemini 3.6 Flash AI model and runs on the company's cloud infrastructure. Because of this, it can continue working in the background even when users are away from their devices.
For years, AI assistants have mostly waited for users to ask questions. But things are changing rapidly, and now Google wants its AI to stop waiting and start working. The company has announced Gemini Spark, a new AI agent that can complete routine digital tasks automatically, even when your phone is locked or your laptop is shut down. The feature is rolling out to Google AI Pro and AI Ultra subscribers in India over the next few weeks.
Unlike the regular Gemini chatbot, which only responds when prompted, Gemini Spark works quietly in the background. It can monitor your Gmail inbox, organise information, update Google Docs and Sheets, and even prepare tasks for you based on instructions you have already given.
Gemini is no longer just answering questions
Google describes Gemini Spark as a 24/7 personal AI agent. Think of it as having a digital assistant that never sleeps. If you tell it to keep an eye on your emails, track your subscriptions, or organise travel plans, it will continue doing those jobs automatically without waiting for fresh instructions every time.
For example, if a flight booking confirmation lands in your Gmail inbox, Spark can automatically add the details to your travel itinerary in Google Sheets. If you receive wedding RSVP emails, you can collect dietary preferences and prepare a summary for your caterer. It can even scan customer enquiries, draft replies, and save them for your review.
It can even help plan your weekends
Google has also shared several practical examples of how Gemini Spark can be used in daily life. The AI can search for local events every Friday, prepare a list of weekend activities, and even add the best ones to your calendar.
If you're worried about wasting money on forgotten subscriptions, Spark can scan your monthly invoices, alert you about price hikes or free trials that are about to expire, and even draft cancellation emails.
For professionals, the AI can study your previous emails and create a personalised writing style guide so future email drafts sound more like you.
Google says Gemini Spark always works under the user's control. Users decide which Google apps it can access and whether the feature should be enabled. The company also says Spark is designed to ask for permission before taking high-impact actions such as sending emails or making purchases.
The new feature is powered by Google's Gemini 3.6 Flash AI model and runs on the company's cloud infrastructure. Because of this, it can continue working in the background even when users are away from their devices.
For years, AI assistants have mostly waited for users to ask questions. But things are changing rapidly, and now Google wants its AI to stop waiting and start working. The company has announced Gemini Spark, a new AI agent that can complete routine digital tasks automatically, even when your phone is locked or your laptop is shut down. The feature is rolling out to Google AI Pro and AI Ultra subscribers in India over the next few weeks.
Unlike the regular Gemini chatbot, which only responds when prompted, Gemini Spark works quietly in the background. It can monitor your Gmail inbox, organise information, update Google Docs and Sheets, and even prepare tasks for you based on instructions you have already given.
Gemini is no longer just answering questions
Google describes Gemini Spark as a 24/7 personal AI agent. Think of it as having a digital assistant that never sleeps. If you tell it to keep an eye on your emails, track your subscriptions, or organise travel plans, it will continue doing those jobs automatically without waiting for fresh instructions every time.
For example, if a flight booking confirmation lands in your Gmail inbox, Spark can automatically add the details to your travel itinerary in Google Sheets. If you receive wedding RSVP emails, you can collect dietary preferences and prepare a summary for your caterer. It can even scan customer enquiries, draft replies, and save them for your review.
It can even help plan your weekends
Google has also shared several practical examples of how Gemini Spark can be used in daily life. The AI can search for local events every Friday, prepare a list of weekend activities, and even add the best ones to your calendar.
If you're worried about wasting money on forgotten subscriptions, Spark can scan your monthly invoices, alert you about price hikes or free trials that are about to expire, and even draft cancellation emails.
For professionals, the AI can study your previous emails and create a personalised writing style guide so future email drafts sound more like you.
Google says Gemini Spark always works under the user's control. Users decide which Google apps it can access and whether the feature should be enabled. The company also says Spark is designed to ask for permission before taking high-impact actions such as sending emails or making purchases.
The new feature is powered by Google's Gemini 3.6 Flash AI model and runs on the company's cloud infrastructure. Because of this, it can continue working in the background even when users are away from their devices.
