Google gives four ways to track Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals using Gemini

Google gives four ways to track Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals using Gemini

As the holiday shopping season approaches, Google is offering innovative solutions to help consumers snag the best deals during Black Friday and Cyber Monday. The tech giant emphasizes that its AI capabilities are designed to eliminate the tedious task of endlessly searching online for price drops. Through Google Search, users can now track product prices effortlessly. By simply clicking the 'track price' option on items of interest and entering specific details like color and size, shoppers will receive notifications when prices fall within their desired range. In the United States, the process is made even easier with Google Pay, allowing users to complete purchases automatically. Additionally, Google provides price insights, helping consumers determine whether a discount is genuinely significant or merely average based on historical data. Gift shopping can be a challenge, especially for those hard-to-buy-for individuals. To alleviate this stress, Google has introduced features in the Gemini app and AI Mode within Search. Users can describe the recipient's interests or preferences, and the AI will generate tailored responses, complete with product recommendations, rich visuals, and essential shopping details such as reviews and promotional offers. Instead of making calls to local stores to check for stock availability, shoppers can rely on Google's advanced AI. The company is piloting a new feature that allows Gemini to call nearby shops directly when users search for items in their vicinity. Results will be conveniently sent via text or email, streamlining the shopping experience. For those trying to find the perfect holiday outfit, Google's virtual try-on feature offers a creative solution. Users can snap a photo of themselves to see how various clothing items from billions of listings would look on them, eliminating the need for time-consuming dressing room visits. This blend of technology and convenience aims to revolutionize how consumers approach their holiday shopping.

Sources : Mint

Published On : Nov 25, 2025, 05:06

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