Just a few days ago, on the one-year anniversary of Bard’s release, Google has officially changed its name to Gemini, something that was previously leaked, and also introduced Gemini Advanced and a service app for Android. As you may remember, when introducing the model (which was already seen at Google I/O 2023) in December, the technology company told us that it created three versions of it: Ultra, Pro and Nano. So the standard and free version of Gemini uses Pro, while the Advanced version is based on the much more powerful Ultra and the Nano is reserved for performing AI tasks on the device.

As for the second one, Google also told us about it the arrival of a specific Gemini app for Android devices, while iOS users will be able to access its features directly through the Google app for said operating system. The Android application of course allows access to both modes of Gemini, depending on whether or not we are subscribers to the service that is part of the new Google One tariff, the so-called AI Premium (2 TB), which in addition to what we already find in the standard two terabyte plan , also includes the use of the advanced version of the chatbot, which has a monthly cost of 21.99 euros.

As usual, the mentioned start It was originally announced for the US market only, of course with plans for international expansion, but of course without anticipating dates or regions. Google is currently one of the most cautious technology companies when it comes to the international introduction of its products and services, no doubt because it knows that it is particularly monitored by regulatory authorities, and therefore with the intention of adapting as much as possible to each framework.legal before starting operations in the region to which it is restricted.

However, it looks like the wait could be a lot shorter than we originally thought because, as we read in Android Police, The Google Gemini app is now available in several regions outside the United States. No, it is not currently available in Spain or Latin American countries (if so, it would of course be highlighted in the news title), according to the mentioned media, the app has appeared in the Android app stores in Germany and India.

This is particularly interesting from the point of view of Spain, because of its arrival in Germany It would indicate to us that everything is ready for his arrival in the common European space., and therefore there are no legal conditions for him to jump into our country. Something that also gains weight if we consider that Gemini Advanced has been available in Spain since day one, and that therefore the service to which the application provides access is also in line with the legal framework of the European Union.

Why only in Germany first? This makes sense in the context of progressive deployment, where Google prefers to evaluate metrics (impact on service usage and infrastructure adequacy, user feedback, etc.) as well as verify that the app actually has the green light from regulators. However, all indications are that except for the inexplicable We will have to wait very little for the arrival of Google Gemini in Spain.