Literally, Google has made more than 50 announcements, including small and new updates. Of course, 90% of them are related to AI. Google has announced several updates across its products, including Google Search, the Gemini app, Google AI Studio, Workspace, AI plans, and much more. We have covered the event live on our social media channels and in this guide, we’re going to look at everything that Google announced at Google I/O 2026. To make it easy for you, instead of text-heavy content, we have created simple, easy-to-grasp card-style information so that you can learn everything that Google announced at Google I/O 2026. If you are on mobile, you can simply swipe up for more information.
Google announced Gemini 3.5 Flash as its new fast AI model for coding, agents, long tasks, and real-world workflows. Google says the model is built to offer strong intelligence with much faster output speed. It will power several new Google products and developer tools.
Google announced Gemini Omni as a new model family for creating and editing content across different inputs. It can work with text, images, and videos. Google says Omni has better understanding of motion, physics, objects, and real-world scenes.
Google announced Gemini Omni Flash as the first model in the Omni family. It starts with video creation and editing. Users can upload a video, change the style, add new elements, adjust the scene, and edit videos using natural language.
Google announced Antigravity 2.0 as a new standalone desktop app for agentic development. It is built around agent conversations, generated artifacts, and multi-agent workflows. Google says it is designed to help developers plan, code, test, and complete larger projects with AI agents.
Google announced a full CLI experience for Antigravity. This gives developers a command-line way to work with Antigravity agents while building apps, debugging code, or managing larger coding workflows.
Google announced an Antigravity SDK for developers. The SDK is part of Google’s broader agentic coding push and is meant to help developers build their own agent-powered workflows using Gemini and Antigravity.
Google announced native voice support for Antigravity using Gemini audio models. Developers will be able to interact with Antigravity using voice while working on coding tasks and agent workflows.
Google announced that Antigravity is getting integrations with Google AI Studio, Android, and Firebase. This helps developers connect agentic coding workflows with Google’s existing AI and app development tools.
Google announced new agent workflow capabilities inside Antigravity. It now supports sub-agents, hooks, and asynchronous task management. Google showed this by using multiple agents to build a working operating system from scratch.
Google announced Gemini Spark as a new personal AI agent. It can work in the background and complete multi-step tasks under user control. Google showed Spark drafting emails, creating trackers, making Slides decks, organizing events, and pulling information from Google apps.
Google said Gemini Spark runs on dedicated virtual machines on Google Cloud. This means it can keep working even when the user closes the laptop or puts the phone away. It is built for longer tasks that need more than one step.
Google announced that Gemini Spark will support third-party apps through MCP. This will let Spark work beyond Google apps and complete actions across connected services, while keeping the user in control.
Google announced that Gemini Spark will come to Chrome later this summer. It will work like an agentic browser experience. Users will be able to ask Spark to take action across the web under their direction.
Google announced Android Halo as a new home base for AI agents on Android phones. It is designed to help users manage agentic tasks directly from their phone. Google said it will arrive later this year.
Google announced a new Google AI Ultra plan priced at $100 per month. It also reduced the price of its top Ultra tier from $250 per month to $200 per month. These plans are meant for users who need higher limits and early access to advanced AI features.
Google announced information agents inside Google Search. These agents can monitor topics in the background and send updates when something changes. Google showed examples like stock alerts, apartment listings, sneaker drops, and live web updates.
Google announced that Search can now build custom interactive answers using Gemini 3.5 Flash and Antigravity. Search can create layouts, charts, widgets, explainers, trackers, and mini apps based on a user’s question.
Google showed that Search can create ongoing custom experiences for users. These can work like mini apps for planning, tracking, or managing tasks. Google demoed a weekend planner that used Calendar, Maps, weather, and personal context.
Google announced Universal Commerce Protocol, or UCP. It is an open standard for agentic shopping. It is designed to help AI agents work across product research, checkout, shipment tracking, hotels, food delivery, YouTube, and more.
Google announced Agent Payments Protocol, or AP2. It is designed for AI-powered payments. Users can set clear rules for what an agent can buy. Google says AP2 creates a secure and verifiable record between the user, merchant, and payment processor.
Google announced Universal Cart as a smart shopping cart that works across Search, Gemini, YouTube, Gmail, and retailers. It can track deals, price drops, stock availability, product compatibility, and checkout options.
Google announced Ask YouTube as a conversational AI feature for YouTube. Users can ask detailed questions and get answers from relevant videos. It can show summaries, suggest useful clips, jump to the right part of a video, and support follow-up questions.
Google announced Docs Live for Google Docs. Users can speak naturally and Gemini will turn their thoughts into a structured document. It can pull details from Drive and Gmail, format content, and edit the document using voice commands.
Google announced that the same voice-based creation features from Docs Live will also come to Gmail and Google Keep. Users will be able to draft emails, organize notes, and create structured content by speaking naturally.
Google announced Daily Brief as a new Gemini agent. It creates a personalized morning summary using Gmail, Calendar, Tasks, and connected apps. It highlights important updates, organizes them by topic, and suggests next steps.
Google announced new voice features for the Gemini Mac app. Users can select files in Finder, hold the function key, and speak instructions. Gemini can read selected PDFs and images, extract details, create tables, and draft emails from those files.
Google announced Google Pix as a new image creation and editing tool in Workspace. Users can create visuals like flyers and infographics. Pix can understand objects in an image, remove elements, resize objects, edit text, and translate text.
Google announced new capabilities for Stitch, its UI design tool. Stitch can turn rough ideas into UI designs. Users can refine designs using text or voice prompts, export designs to code, or launch a website in a few clicks.
Google announced Gemini Omni support inside Google Flow. Creators can use it to transform video environments, add visual effects, add new characters, and edit scenes while preserving the original performance.
Google announced a new agent inside Google Flow. The agent can take multiple creative actions at once. Google showed it turning one image into 16 different video angles and handling large scene edits.
Google announced Flow Tools. Users can create custom creative tools inside Flow for their own workflows. These tools can be used for video effects, hand-drawn animations, text layers, and other creator tasks.
Google announced Google Flow Music for music creation. Artists can upload a rough idea, such as a piano riff, and turn it into a more developed demo with a selected style and vocals.
Google announced Android XR audio glasses with Samsung, Warby Parker, and Gentle Monster. The first glasses are expected this fall. They will work with Android and iOS and use Gemini for private voice-based help.
Google showed Android XR glasses using Gemini to help with navigation, calls, photos, messages, music, and app actions. In one demo, Gemini opened DoorDash on the user’s phone and prepared a coffee order for confirmation.
Google announced testing for a new CodeMender API. CodeMender is Google’s code security agent that can find and fix software vulnerabilities. Google said selected experts will test the API before a wider launch.
Google announced Gemini for Science to help researchers. It brings together AI tools for reading papers, turning research goals into code, generating hypotheses, and supporting daily scientific work.
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