Following the announcement last month, Google Messages has widely rolled out its new Trash folder to save you from accidental deletions.

Like the Gemini app, Google AI Mode is also seeing a redesign of its prompt box, while the tool can now book restaurants for users internationally.

After adding water and food logging, as well as making available to free users, the Fitbit Public Preview is now coming to more countries.

Google is bringing back Pixel Now Playing’s ability to manually start a song search from the lockscreen.

The Pixel’s Take a Message feature that answers calls on your behalf and lets you view live transcripts is now adding custom greetings.

YouTube is now letting users create an AI avatar that looks and sounds like them for use in Shorts. This feature was teased earlier this year.

The Gemini app is getting deeper NotebookLM integration after the initial source support introduced last year. Google is introducing the concept of “notebooks.”

After redesigns in February and March, Google is rolling out another big revamp for the Gemini overlay and Gemini Live. These visual updates are arriving in surprisingly quick succession.

Fitbit is rolling out version 4.66 of the Android app with all the new Public Preview features announced earlier this week.

Google is introducing two big updates for desktop Chrome with vertical tabs and immersive reading mode.

Samsung has shared an “End of Service Announcement” for its Messages app in the US. Set for July 2026, Google Messages is the intended replacement, with Samsung offering a guided transition. This has been a long time coming.

Google is giving Chrome for Android more Material 3 Expressive with a redesign of the Settings page.

Google Meet is now available on Apple CarPlay for iPhone users to “join meetings safely while on the road.”

Google Home is rolling out a “highly requested update” for Workspace accounts that gives users “more flexibility to manage their homes and devices.”

Google Vids is Workspace’s video creation and editing suite that can be used both personally and professionally. This week, Google is giving Vids a number of capability updates, especially around AI avatars. 

Google today announced that AI Pro subscriptions now come with 5 TB of storage. 

Following the announcement in January, Google is beginning to roll out AI Inbox in Gmail to AI Ultra members.

The Gemini overlay on Android now has a new glow effect, while Temporary chat is more prominent on the web.

Google Photos has become much more than a way to manage and backup your photos and videos, especially in the age of AI. Not everyone needs — or, more accurately, wants — to trigger these functions on a regular basis, though, and a new update to the app is helping to eliminate those annoying, unwanted pop-ups.

Google is adding a number of new features to the Fitbit personal health coach today as the Public Preview of the app redesign expands to free users.

After announcing with the March 2026 Feature Drop, Google is now widely rolling out Transit mode to “turn on helpful settings while you’re on the train” and real-time commute updates in At a Glance.

Google Maps EV trip planning, which predicts battery usage and recommends charging stops, is getting an Android Auto expansion today.

Google finally announced its long-awaited “advanced flow” for enabling sideloading from unverified developers last week, set to roll out later this year to all Android phones. It addressed a lot of the concerns we had with the future of installing third-party APKs, but that’s not to say it delivered every answer under the sun. Thankfully, a new FAQ video is going a long way in filling in some of the gaps, including confirming you won’t need to repeat this process when you get a new phone.