Google Io brings Gemini Intelligence to Samsung and Pixel phones

google io brought Gemini Intelligence to Android, starting with select Samsung and Google phones this summer. The system is built to automate multi-step tasks, summarize web content, and simplify form filling. For Android users, that means more of the phone’s busywork shifts from tapping through apps to asking for a task and letting Gemini handle the sequence.

Samsung Galaxy S26 and Pixel 10

The first wave will land on the latest Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel phones, including the Galaxy S26 and Pixel 10. Google has been fine-tuning the automation on those models with popular food and rideshare apps. That points to a narrower debut than the broad Android pitch suggests, because the earliest features are being tuned on a small set of devices before they spread wider.

Chrome, Rambler, and widgets

Gemini in Chrome will summarize content, compare information, and fill out complex forms. The Rambler feature can polish spoken messages into professional text. Users will also be able to build custom widgets using natural language. For people who already live inside Android, that turns a browser and home screen into places where Gemini can act, not just answer.

Late June on Android

Android devices will start getting a smarter browsing assistant in late June. Gemini can also navigate tasks such as finding a class syllabus in Gmail and putting needed books into a cart. The broader Android rollout comes later this year, including watches, cars, glasses, and laptops, and the practical question now is which of those devices will get the same automation depth as the first Samsung and Google phones.