Google’s Gemini AI is set to extend its capabilities to Android smartphones, potentially automating tasks traditionally handled by users. A new report highlights features from an upcoming Google app, revealing an "Agent controls phone to complete tasks" string, suggesting advanced automation. Notably, Gemini’s new ‘Answer Now’ mode promises quicker responses for users. While Pixel devices are likely to benefit first, the full rollout may debut at Google I/O 2026, indicating significant advancements in mobile AI functionality.
Google’s Gemini AI is set to extend its capabilities to Android smartphones, potentially automating tasks traditionally handled by users. A new report highlights features from an upcoming Google app, revealing an "Agent controls phone to complete tasks" string, suggesting advanced automation. Notably, Gemini’s new ‘Answer Now’ mode promises quicker responses for users. While Pixel devices are likely to benefit first, the full rollout may debut at Google I/O 2026, indicating significant advancements in mobile AI functionality.