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When your phone, tablet, watch, TV or car’s tech goes from just working to actually making life easier, that’s when you know Android is behind it. With over 2.5 billion active devices around the world, our goal is to create features that are useful for all. Find the latest product news and go deep with stories behind the tech.

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https://www.android.com
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Technology, Information and Internet
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5,001-10,000 employees
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Public Company

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    The mobile experience is shifting from opening apps to fulfilling intent. We're making AI agents and assistants more helpful for Android apps and users. Whether it’s deep integration through Android AppFunctions or zero-code reach via UI automation, the future is agentic. Check out the full vision from Matthew J. McCullough: https://goo.gle/47d7ojU Key Highlights: 👉 AppFunctions: Your Expert Tier where you stay in control of your brand and technical truth. 👉 UI Automation: The Bridge that provides agentic reach with minimal engineering lift.

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    Miss #SamsungUnpacked today? A lot of cool stuff was announced for the Galaxy S26 series, including a really neat Privacy Display. Google is also bringing some great additions to Circle To Search and new scam detection capabilities. Plus! Sameer Samat got on stage and announced something we're previewing with Android: the ability to have Gemini navigate a limited set of apps directly to get stuff done, like ordering groceries or calling a car. You can watch Gemini get to work on those digital laundry kind of tasks, or let it work in the background as you do other things on your phone. It's built with transparency and control and we're eager to hear your feedback on this preview of what's next for Android. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gtmJXDTX

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    It was really fun to be on stage at Samsung Galaxy Unpacked today as we look toward the next chapter of Android. We’re moving from an Operating System to an Intelligent System, a platform that truly understands and works for you. We’ve got some exciting things coming in the next Android release.  Today, we shared an early preview of one of those features: Android working with your AI assistant to navigate apps and get tasks done.  Whether it’s helping you with your grocery order or navigating the delivery app, Gemini’s on it.  For example, you can ask for help taking a long list of ingredients from a recipe and adding them to your shopping cart in your favorite grocery delivery app. Gemini 3 uses its reasoning capabilities to make a plan and multimodal capabilities to work with Android and navigate the app to get the task done.  The experience launches in a virtual window so you can keep using your phone for other things while this task is worked on in the background.  But it’s built with transparency and control in mind – so if you want to stay in the loop you can watch Gemini take every step and pause, stop or take over at any time.  The experience is also designed to alert you when the order is ready for your review, so you can take a look and check out.  The experience is launching on the new Galaxy S26 series, in beta on a limited number of apps, with more apps and capabilities coming over time. So give it a try and I’d love to know your feedback.  And we are bringing even more AI-powered experiences to the S26: ✨ The next generation Circle to Search experience allows you to search multiple objects at once, like finding an entire outfit. You can even try on a similar look without leaving the app you were in. 🛡️ Google’s advanced Scam Detection is coming to the Samsung Phone app, using on-device intelligence to bring proactive protection to your calls. Together with Samsung, we are entering a new era of mobile intelligence—and Android is always where you see the future first. #Android #GalaxyUnpacked #GalaxyS26 #Gemini #CircleToSearch

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    The countdown has officially started 👏

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    This just in: Google I/O, our annual developer conference, is back on May 19-20🚀 It’ll be streamed live from Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California. Tune in for keynote addresses from Google leaders, fireside chats, product demos and more. Save the date to learn about our latest AI breakthroughs and updates in products across the company, from Gemini to Android. Visit io.google to learn more and sign up.

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  • View organization page for Android

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    This week at #CES2026, we’re taking you inside the Galaxy XR headset for a close-up look at the latest on Android XR ✨ Watch as Dieter Bohn demos features designed to transform how you work and play on the Samsung Galaxy XR: 💻 PC Connect in Action: See how you can seamlessly pull your laptop screen into your headset to create a giant, beautiful workspace or a theater-sized screen for PC gaming. 👤 The New Likeness Feature: Watch a photo-realistic version of yourself join immersive video calls, capturing your expressions in real-time. 🎮 Gemini-Powered Gaming: Get immediate AI assistance and tips while you play—whether you're managing a city in Cities: Skylines II or tackling your next challenge. To learn more about these new features and upcoming devices, catch up on our recent announcements from The Android Show | XR Edition → https://lnkd.in/e-3_Wxzk

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    At #CES2026, Dieter Bohn takes us through how Google TV, powered by Android TV OS, is reimagining traditional smart TVs. The next-gen Gemini for Google TV is making your TV even more helpful by delivering adaptive, visually rich responses tailored to your questions—and introducing more fun ways to interact with your largest screen using Nano Banana, Veo, and Google Photos. For more details, check out: https://lnkd.in/gZcFsYYG

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