Google’s expansion of AI Mode continues today with an integration into the Search bar on Android devices.

Motorola today announced its 2026 flip-style Razr lineup with a new AI-powered Google Photos feature called “Wardrobe.”

Google Wallet is the latest first-party app to get a gradient icon, but this redesign is quite subtle in the grand scheme.

Google is ending April with a rather sizable Home app and Gemini for Home voice assistant updates.

Following Android Auto, Gemini is coming to GM cars with Android Automotive (officially known as Google built-in).

Google Translate launched on April 28, 2006. To mark its 20th anniversary, Google is adding a pronunciation tool to Translate for Android.

Earlier this year, Google Messages seemed to have settled on a new design for read receipts. The RCS app rolled that back, but is now pursuing one element of that big redesign.

Following the initial launch in two countries, Google Wallet for Android now supports three more passport IDs.

In addition to the Sleep Score redesign, Fitbit this week is rolling out version 4.68 of the Android and iOS apps as a sizable update.

The split-view Now Playing redesign that YouTube Music has been working on since last year is now widely rolling out. 

Waymo autonomous vehicles date back to Google’s self-driving car project that started in 2009. As of today, you can get a ride in 11 cities across the US.

Fitbit Public Preview users are getting a redesigned Sleep Score experience with “actionable advice that will help improve your sleep health.”

Besides Workspace Intelligence, Google announced a suite of new Workspace features across Drive, Sheets, Meet, and more at Cloud Next 2026. These updates are rolling out over the coming weeks.

Instead of having to use Gemini Live for extended speaker or smart display interactions, the Gemini for Home voice assistant is adding Continued Conversation.

Gemini in Chrome is now coming to users in Asia Pacific after previously only being available in four countries.

Visually, Gemini Live has remained mostly unchanged since launch, but Google is now testing a redesign that removes the fullscreen interface on Android.

A bug with the Gemini app today is responsible for several recent features being rolled back.

After rolling out to Google AI subscribers earlier this month, the Gemini app has now launched notebooks to free users.

Like the Gemini app before, Google is now deeply integrating AI Mode with desktop and mobile Chrome.

With the international expansion underway, Gemini is now bringing together Personal Intelligence, Google Photos, and Nano Banana 2.

Gemini now has a native Mac app in the first expansion beyond Android and iOS.

Gemini in Chrome on desktops is getting a new Skills feature that lets you quickly run frequently used prompts. Besides saving time, this capability helps educate users about what Gemini can do when given a webpage.

After the US launch, Google is bringing Personal Intelligence to Gemini users around the world (excluding Europe).

After testing got underway in September, the “Google app for desktop” is now launching for “Windows users globally in English.”