It’s not available to everyone yet. Right now, Gemini in Calendar is part of Google Workspace Labs. To try it, you have to ...

A Gemini side panel is rolling out as part of Google Calendar's web client, and it'll try to be your AI personal assistant.

This should include the full email address the invite has come from, and the sender field should read "[email protected]" if it's an actual Google Calendar invite.

According to Wired, scams involving Google Calendar target users with fake meeting invites that contain phishing links disguised as being legitimate, whether they are placed in the event ...

Another Google app is getting the Gemini treatment. Google today introduced a new Gemini side panel for Calendar, a feature that lets you check your schedule, create an event, or look up event ...

Google continues integrating Gemini AI into Workspace utilities, adding a sidebar to Calendar. Testing for new Gemini ...

In Google's latest update to Workspace, Gemini will be able to add calendar appointments from Gmail with a single click. Well, assuming Gemini gets it right the first time, which is far from certain.

If the email looks like it came from within your organization or someone you know, you can always check the full email address of the sender and verify if it's from Google Calendar. Here's how.