- Google announces the latest features and expanded supported devices for its next-generation intelligent system, “Gemini Intelligence.”
- Availability is expanding to numerous devices and regions, including the “Pixel 10,” “Pixel 10 Pro,” “Pixel 10 Pro XL,” and “Pixel 10 Pro Fold.”
- Additional new features are also on the way.
On Tuesday, November 10, 2026 (local time), Google announced the latest features and an expansion of supported devices for its next-generation intelligent system, “Gemini Intelligence.”
Following its initial announcement in early 2026—where “Gemini Intelligence” rolled out to devices ranging from the “Pixel 11” to the “Samsung Galaxy S26” series and “Galaxy Z Fold8” series—its availability is now expanding to a wider range of devices and regions, including the “Pixel 10,” “Pixel 10 Pro,” “Pixel 10 Pro XL,” and “Pixel 10 Pro Fold,” alongside the introduction of brand-new features.
Expansion of “Gemini Intelligence” Supported Devices
In addition to the “Pixel 11” series and other devices, “Gemini Intelligence” is expanding to even more manufacturers and models.
Motorola has already announced the “motorola signature 27” as its first device powered by “Gemini Intelligence,” with pre-orders beginning in the US on Thursday, November 19, 2026.
Furthermore, through the November 2026 Pixel Drop announced the same day, the latest “Gemini Intelligence” features have been brought to the “Pixel 10” series, including the “Pixel 10,” “Pixel 10 Pro,” “Pixel 10 Pro XL,” and “Pixel 10 Pro Fold.”
Gboard Voice Typing Feature “Rambler (AI Voice Typing)”
The voice input feature in the “Gboard” keyboard app has been enhanced with “Rambler (AI Voice Typing),” which converts speech into organized text in real-time. This is now available on the “Pixel 10” series and the new “motorola signature 27.”
This allows spoken words to be smoothly formatted into coherent sentences, vastly improving the ease of composing messages and more.
“Gboard” App Link
Geographic Expansion of “Gemini” Task Automation
The “Task Automation” feature—which handles everyday logistics such as using your favorite apps to order food, arrange rides, and make reservations—is expanding its availability to the UK, India, and Japan.
“Gemini” automates tedious daily procedures, helping users focus on what truly matters.
“Gemini” App Link
Prompt-Based “Custom Widget” Creation
Rolling out gradually over the coming weeks, the new “Custom Widget” creation feature allows you to build your own original widgets simply by providing a brief descriptive prompt, with zero coding required.
You can effortlessly generate dedicated widgets—such as travel itineraries, monthly expense trackers, or countdowns to upcoming events—that pull information from Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Search so you can check them at a glance right on your home screen. Additionally, within the next few weeks, the “Custom Widget” creation feature will be coming to the Google Pixel Watch series, allowing you to view essential information right from your wrist.
Technical Support via “Device Assistance”
On select devices running Android 17 and later, the new “Device Assistance” feature lets you operate, modify, or troubleshoot your device simply by talking to your smartphone.
Whether it’s freeing up storage space, checking app location permissions, or silencing notifications during an important incoming call, “Gemini” acts like a personal device expert with a deep understanding of your device to assist you.
Android Auto “Proactive Assistance”
If you use a Google Pixel device powered by “Gemini Intelligence,” “Proactive Assistance” will soon be coming to Android Auto.
By analyzing relationships between apps, it can proactively display timely information—for instance, if a friend asks where to meet for a pilates class, it can find the address in a confirmation email and suggest sending it with a single tap.
Source: Google (https://blog.google/products-and-platforms/platforms/android/gemini-intelligence-november-features-devices/)