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Google revamps its Gemini AI app: Check what's new
19 May 2026

At its annual I/O developer conference, Google unveiled a series of updates for its Gemini app.

The biggest change is the introduction of a new design language called "Neural Expressive."

This update gives the app a revamped interface with fresh typography, smoother animations, and haptic feedback.

The company has also integrated Gemini Live into the main Gemini experience for an enhanced user interaction.

Users will be able to switch between typing and talking
User experience

The redesigned Gemini app will let users switch between typing and talking to the chatbot with ease.

Google is also adding regional dialects to Gemini's capabilities.

The company is working on making its responses more engaging by including images, graphics, and even narrated videos in them. This way, users won't be faced with long blocks of text anymore.

Daily Brief AI agent
Advancements

Google has also launched a new AI agent called Daily Brief.

When enabled, this agent will pull data from all your connected apps in the background, like Gmail and Calendar, to give you a summary of your day's activities and pending communications.

The company has also launched Gemini Omni, a model that uses text prompts, images, and videos you upload to create video output.

Gemini Spark for your workspace needs
AI innovation

Another new addition is Gemini Spark, a "24/7 personal AI agent." It runs on Gemini 3.5 and is closely integrated with Workspace apps like Gmail, Docs, and Slides.

The company says you can use it for recurring tasks or create complete workflows from it.

For instance, Spark can generate notes from emails/chats, write a report on Google Docs, and draft an email to start a new project.