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Google expands Gemini Intelligence to more Android devices

Google is bringing its Gemini Intelligence features to the Pixel 10 line and to Motorola's first Gemini Intelligence phone, and expanding app task automation to the UK, India and Japan.

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Aidose Editorial
Nov 11, 2026

Google on November 10, 2026 announced new Gemini Intelligence features for Android and extended them to more devices. Karthik Thirumalai, product director for Android AI, announced the update on Google's blog.

The Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL and Pixel 10 Pro Fold get the latest features through the November Pixel Drop. Motorola's signature 27 is the company's first Gemini Intelligence phone and is available for pre-order in the U.S. on November 19. Earlier this year the features reached the Pixel 11, Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, Z Fold8 and Z Flip8, and the Galaxy S26 series. Last month Google launched Googlebook, which it calls the first laptop designed for Gemini Intelligence.

Rambler, which turns spoken thoughts into organized text in real time, is coming to the Pixel 10 models and the Motorola signature 27, and is available in Gboard for select countries and languages. Task automation, which lets Gemini order food, hail rides and book reservations inside apps, is expanding to the UK, India and Japan. It works in the Gemini app for users 18 and older, and Google says some features may need a subscription for higher usage.

Create My Widget, which builds custom home-screen widgets from Gmail, Calendar and Search, is rolling out over the next few weeks and is also coming to Pixel Watch. Device Assistance is available on select devices running Android 17 or later. Proactive suggestions in Android Auto for Pixel owners are coming soon.

Google says feature availability varies by device. For Android app developers, the expansion of task automation to three more large markets means more users will have Gemini carry out actions inside their apps on their behalf.

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Aidose Editorial
Nov 11, 2026 · 3 min read
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