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- Google seems to prep a new file file user interface for Gemini’s Philanalysis feature.
- The updated user interface is much larger than the current design and has four buttons that help you choose different file types.
- It also includes two new options that give you quick access to Gemini’s deep research tools and an upcoming composer function.
Update March 21, 2025 (03:55 AM ET): Gemini’s updated file attachment interface is now rolling out to users.
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Original article, February 18, 2025 (05:44 AM ET): Google recently Extended Gemini’s Philanalysis feature to all users. Previously limited to users with one Gemini advanced Subscription, this feature allows you to share documents, spreadsheets and code with Gemini for answers, generate summaries and create charts from the source material. Google now seems to prepare a minor redesign for the feature of the File Attachment feature, which can also introduce two new options.
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We have discovered Gemini’s updated file attachment interface in the latest Google app Beta release (version 16.6.23), and here’s what it looks like.
Instead of a small pop-up window with options to select an image from the photo library, take a photo or select a file, the new file attaches to the UI almost the entire bottom half of the screen. It has four buttons at the top that lets you open the camera, select an image from the gallery, select a file on device or upload one from Google Drive.
Under these buttons are two new options: deep research and composer. The former gives you quick access to Gemini’s Deep research toolsWho rolled out on Android earlier this month. The composer option, on the other hand, seems to be a new tool that will help you “write documents and code” according to new strings in the Beta release. Both of these options are currently crying out, suggesting that they are not ready for roll -out at the moment.
This updated file attachment setup is not live for beta -testers, and it may be a while before it starts rolling out to users. We will update this post as soon as we have more details.