Google introduced the March updates for the Gemini app, with features designed to help artificial intelligence remember context better, adapt to each user and become more useful for everyday tasks. The update also includes advances in generative music, Google TV and voice conversations.
Gemini can import your previous conversations
One of the most practical new features lets you transfer memories and chat history from other artificial intelligence providers. The process takes just a few steps, with the idea that you won’t have to start from scratch when switching to Gemini.
Have you spent weeks explaining your projects, preferences or way of working to an AI? With this feature, Gemini can receive part of that context and continue the conversation from a more useful starting point.
The tool is designed to transfer the conversations and data you consider important. Even so, it’s a good idea to review what information you share before importing any history, especially if it contains personal or work-related data.
Personal Intelligence arrives free for users in the United States
Google also announced that Personal Intelligence will be available at no cost to all Gemini users in the United States. This feature connects information from services such as Gmail, Google Photos and YouTube to provide more personalized answers.
For example, Gemini could help you plan a vacation by taking emails, photos from previous trips and videos you’ve saved or watched into account. It can also help organize personal projects using information spread across different applications.
The promise is simple: stop treating every request as an isolated conversation. However, access to personal information requires clear controls. Google says the feature depends on the connections each user chooses to activate, so it’s worth reviewing the available permissions before using it.
Google TV offers visual and narrated answers
Gemini is also coming to Google TV to create a more interactive experience. The platform can provide visual answers and narrated explanations about movies, series and other content.
Instead of simply displaying a list of results, Google TV aims to explain topics in greater depth. This can be useful when you want to discover a production related to a genre, understand the context of a story or find content for different members of the family.
The difference is that AI doesn’t just work as a search engine. It also tries to become a guide that can talk with you about what you’re watching and recommend new options in a more natural way.
Lyria 3 Pro creates songs of up to three minutes
For subscribers, the Lyria 3 Pro music model can compose tracks of up to three minutes. The tool can turn photos or written ideas into songs with lyrics and higher-fidelity production.
Imagine uploading a photo from a trip and asking for a song that captures the moment, or describing a story and transforming it into a pop, rock or cinematic track. The goal is to make music creation possible without knowing how to play an instrument or operate professional software.
As with other generative tools, the result will depend on how precise the initial idea is and on the options available in each region or plan. For musicians, content creators and curious users, it can be a quick way to develop sketches and experiment with different styles.
Gemini Live improves its conversations
Gemini Live receives one of the month’s most important updates. Conversations based on Gemini 3.1 now flow more quickly and can maintain context for twice as long.
In practice, this means you can talk about an idea, briefly change the subject and return to it later without having to repeat the entire explanation. That continuity makes the dialogue feel more like a natural conversation and less like a series of disconnected instructions.
Do you want to think out loud about a project? Gemini Live can help you organize your ideas, suggest alternatives and answer new questions without losing track so quickly of what you’ve already discussed.
An update focused on continuity
The March updates point in the same direction: Gemini wants to understand each person’s context better and reduce friction between applications, conversations and creative tasks.
History import makes it easier to switch from other services, Personal Intelligence connects Google data, Lyria 3 Pro expands music creation and Gemini Live improves voice dialogue. The challenge will be balancing that convenience with transparent controls over privacy and the use of personal information.
Artificial intelligence becomes more useful when it remembers what’s necessary, but also when it lets you decide what it can remember and what should stay out of the conversation.
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