Gemini Intelligence Gets More Features and Comes to More Devices and More Locales

Google announced today that Gemini Intelligence is expanding to more devices, including the Pixel 10 series and the Motorola Signature 27. And Gemini Intelligence is getting some new features, too, and coming to more countries.

“Gemini Intelligence brings the best of Gemini to Android devices, helping your devices work harder for you,” Google product director Karthik Thirumalai writes. “Today, we’re introducing new features built for Gemini Intelligence, and expanding capabilities to more of Android’s most advanced devices.”

Google announced Gemini Intelligence at Google I/O back in May as a way to “bring the best of Gemini” to the most advanced Android-based devices, and it consists of multi-step app automation capabilities, plus screenshot and image context, Chrome auto browse in Google’s web browser, Personal Intelligence-based autofill, the Rambler functionality in Gboard, Create My Widget, and an updated Material 3 Expressive-based design language.

To support Gemini Intelligence, a device must have a flagship chipset, at least 12 GB of RAM, and the Gemini Nano v3 local AI model or newer. The Samsung foldables announced in July and the Pixel 11 series phones announced in late August all support Gemini Intelligence, as do all Googlebook laptops. And now, Google says that Gemini Intelligence is coming to the Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro XL, and Pixel 10 Pro Fold via a Pixel Drop today and to the Motorola Signature 27 that launches in the U.S. next week.

Additionally, Google revealed that Gemini Intelligence is coming to the UK, India, and Japan in addition to the U.S. and South Korea. And it is bringing Create My Widget, which debuted on Googlebooks, to supported phones, along with Device Assistance for using natural language to control, change, or fix the phone. Google says that supported Pixel phones will soon get proactive suggestions in Android Auto as well, and while Create My Widget will come to Pixel Watches soon.