We’re rolling out our brand new model, Gemini 4 Argon, to Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers in Gemini in Chrome on desktop. Chrome is a primary workspace for deep, multi-tab research, and 4 Argon is uniquely built to handle those highly complex, real-world tasks. For example, in a complicated travel planning scenario, the team tested 4 Argon and saw: 🚗 Better multi-step planning: It does an even better job respecting every constraint from your prompt, like budgets, vehicle limits, or daily drive times, and optimizing end-to-end plans around all of them at once. 🎯 Stronger attention to detail: It scans through every detail from each tab to surface the fine print that’s easy to miss, accurately navigating complex dates, seasonal closures, and buried restrictions with links to the exact source. 📊 Richer presentation: Instead of plain text or tables, it creates clean, scannable layouts, interactive charts, and visual place cards to help you make an informed decision. Excited for you to try it! Learn more here: goo.gle/4yabXGo

For my first post as the new product lead for @googlechrome, I thought it would be fun to share my actual setup and how I work in Chrome. I use vertical tabs and tab groups to keep everything organized. I have some tab groups for evergreen work (e.g. team management) and some for ephemeral projects (e.g. a big presentation). I color code evergreen work as…. green. My most important projects are red, and other tasks are yellow or orange. If you haven’t used vertical tabs or tab groups yet, give them a try and send me some feedback!