Google announced on 10.11.2026 a new set of features for Gemini Intelligence, its system for bringing Gemini capabilities to Android devices, along with an expansion to additional devices. The announcement was made by Karthik Thirumalai, Product Director for Android AI.
Gemini Intelligence was announced earlier this year, and devices began rolling out over the summer, starting with the Pixel 11 and the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, Z Fold8, Z Flip8, and S26 series (the S26 series includes the Galaxy S26, S26+ and S26 Ultra).
New devices
Motorola is introducing its first Gemini Intelligence device, the motorola signature 27, which will be available for pre-order in the U.S. on 19.11.2026. With the latest Pixel Drop, the Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro XL, and Pixel 10 Pro Fold also receive the newest Gemini Intelligence features.
Two existing capabilities are expanding as well. Rambler, which turns spoken thoughts into clean, organized text in real time, is now available on the Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL, and Pixel 10 Pro Fold, as well as the new motorola signature 27. Rambler is available on Gboard for select countries and languages, is subject to usage limits, and results may vary. Task automation, which lets users ask Gemini to handle logistics such as ordering food, hailing rides, or booking reservations across apps, is expanding to the UK, India, and Japan. Task automation is available in the Gemini app for select countries and languages to users 18 and older, and some features may require a subscription for higher usage.
Create My Widget
Create My Widget, rolling out over the next few weeks, lets users design a personalized widget with a simple description in their own words, with no coding required. Examples Google gives include a dashboard for an upcoming trip, a monthly spending tracker, or a race day countdown. The feature can pull in information from Gmail, Calendar, and Search to build a custom widget for the homescreen. In the next few weeks, Create My Widget is also coming to Pixel Watch, allowing users to design widgets for their wrist.
Device Assistance
Device Assistance lets users control, change, or fix their device by asking their phone for help. Google gives examples such as asking Gemini to clear up space, check which apps can access the device's location, or mute distractions while making sure important calls still come through. Device Assistance is available on select Android devices running Android 17 or later, and availability and capabilities may vary by device, language, and country.
Proactive help across screens
Google says Gemini Intelligence is designed to work across the screens a person uses. Last month the company launched Googlebook, described as the first laptop designed for Gemini Intelligence.
For Pixel phones with Gemini Intelligence, proactive suggestions are coming soon to Android Auto. The feature connects information across apps to surface personalized suggestions; Google's example is that if a friend texts asking where a pilates class is meeting, Gemini Intelligence on Android Auto can find the confirmation email and suggest sending the address with a single tap. The feature requires the Gemini app and setup, and is available for select countries and languages to users 18 and older.
Google notes that Gemini Intelligence is available for select countries and languages, that feature availability varies by device, that some features are limited to users 18 and older, and that some may require a subscription for higher usage. The company also labels the content as generated by Google AI and notes that generative AI is experimental.