What Gemini changed

• The main headline changed from "Where should we start?" to "Meet Gemini, your personal AI assistant."
• The navigation links for "About Gemini," "Subscriptions," and "For Business" were removed from the main view.
• The "Get Gemini App" link was removed.
• The sidebar toggle and settings options were removed from the visible text.
• The disclaimer about AI making mistakes was removed from the footer area.

Google is shifting the focus of Gemini from a simple chat interface to a dedicated personal assistant. This suggests a move toward deeper integration and utility rather than just answering questions.

• Moved "About Gemini," "Get Gemini App," and "For Business" links to the top navigation bar.
• Renamed the "Pricing" link to "Subscriptions."
• Moved the "Settings" button to a new position below the "Close sidebar" option.
• Removed the duplicate list of links that previously appeared under the sign-in prompt.

Gemini is moving important links to the top of the page to make them easier to find. They also changed the word "Pricing" to "Subscriptions," which suggests they want users to think about long-term plans rather than one-time costs.

• Changed the main headline from "Meet Gemini, your personal AI assistant" to "Where should we start?"
• Renamed the "Subscriptions" link to "Pricing" in the navigation menu.
• Moved the navigation links (About, App, Pricing, Business) from the top header to a position lower on the page near the sign-in prompt.

The change from "Subscriptions" to "Pricing" makes it clearer for users to find paid plans. The new greeting is more action-oriented and focuses on starting a task immediately.