Google introduced Gemini Intelligence, a suite of AI features set to debut on the Galaxy S26 series and Pixel 10 family this summer. The tech promises to automate multi‑step tasks across Android devices—smartphones, watches, cars, glasses, and laptops—by interpreting visual cues and acting instantly.

From late June, Chrome on Android will leverage Gemini to research, summarize, and compare web content, while Auto Browse can book appointments and reserve parking without user input. Autofill will also adopt Gemini’s Personal Intelligence for more accurate, automated form completion.

A new Gboard feature, Rambler, will translate conversational speech into clean text, even when multiple languages mix in one sentence. Users can also create custom widgets via Create My Widget, all through simple text prompts. The updated design language aims to keep interfaces purposeful and distraction‑free.

These additions position Google’s AI as a ubiquitous assistant across the Android ecosystem, streamlining everyday tasks and rethinking how users interact with their devices.