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Google releases Wear OS 7 with a refreshed UI and Gemini Intelligence, adding Live Updates, a Media Output Switcher, XR/smart-glasses integration, and Create Your Widget; promises up to 10% longer battery life. Galaxy Watches will get One UI 9 Watch later in 2026, with a July window for the Galaxy Watch 9 series and broader rollout to other Galaxy wearables in Q3–Q4 2026.
Apple has announced WWDC 2026 will run June 8–12, with the keynote on June 8 at 10 am PT streamed on YouTube and Apple’s site, revealing updates across Apple platforms and the Platforms State of the Union. The event comes as Google I/O 2026 is set for May 19, likely to showcase Android 17, Android XR and Gemini Intelligence, keeping the tech calendar buzzing in the run-up to Apple’s developer-focused event.
Google's Wear OS 7 update adds iPhone‑style Live Updates for deliveries and sports scores, replaces Tiles with Wear Widgets in Android‑like layouts, brings AI features under Gemini Intelligence on select watches later this year, and promises up to 10% better battery life over Wear OS 6.
Google unveiled Wear OS 7 at I/O 2026, adding Gemini Intelligence integration, Wear Widgets for dynamic, customizable glanceable info, Live Updates on the watch face, a default workout tracker with built-in media controls, and a Remote Output Switcher, plus an AppFunctions API to enable Gemini-powered task automation. A Canary Emulator is available ahead of the full release later this year.
Google announced Wear OS 7 with up to 10% longer battery life for upgrades and new features including Gemini Intelligence, Wear OS widgets (replacing tiles), Live Updates, Enhanced System Media Controls (per-app auto-launch and audio routing), and Watch Face Format 5; a Wear OS 7 Canary emulator is available for developers ahead of a full release later this year.
Qualcomm officially confirms its Snapdragon-powered Googlebook will launch this fall, signaling a renewed push into premium Chromebooks. Initial devices are expected to use Snapdragon X Plus, with newer boards like Calypso under consideration, and Gemini Intelligence features shaping the performance and efficiency of the Googlebook lineup.
Google's Gemini Intelligence requires flagship Android hardware—12GB RAM, AI Core and Gemini Nano v3+ support—plus six years of security updates and five years of Android OS upgrades; as a result, most Galaxy devices are excluded, with only the Galaxy S26 family currently meeting the requirements. Google says Gemini Intelligence will roll out later this year on Pixel and Galaxy devices, with folding phones and future Galaxy models likely to follow.
Google announces Gemini Intelligence, an AI-powered suite that will weave across Android and Chrome to automate tasks, convert natural speech to text with Rambler, autofill forms via Personal Intelligence, and summarize or compare web content, with a June rollout starting on Galaxy and Pixel devices and broader expansion to wearables and other devices later this year.
Google previews Android 17 with Gemini Intelligence, a broad on-device AI upgrade that can autonomously perform tasks, draw context from the screen, enhance web research and autofill, and add features like Create My Widget and screen reactions; rollout begins this summer on Galaxy and Pixel devices, with Gemini in Chrome arriving in late June and broader integration across wearables, cars, and laptops to follow.
Google outlines a Gemini Intelligence–driven Android overhaul for 2026, centered on AI-powered app automation in select apps (food/grocery, ride-hailing), Auto Browse for multi-step web tasks, and AI Autofill, plus Gemini-generated widgets and Rambler voice input. Android Auto gets a redesign with Immersive Navigation, widgets, and broader display support, including video-to-audio transitions in supported cars. Android 17 brings camera improvements, Ultra HDR, stabilization, and Night Mode in Instagram Edits, along with stronger lost-device security, a new location-permission model, and a Pause Point feature. Most changes roll out via Play Services and partnerships rather than a full Android 17 release at once.