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Google announced Gemini Intelligence at I/O 2026, a system-level AI layer that automates multi-step tasks across Android apps. Rolling out first to Samsung Galaxy and Pixel phones this summer, it enables the OS to understand screen context and execute complex workflows without manual app-switching.

Google is integrating AI Mode directly into Chrome's interface across desktop and mobile. The update adds inline prompts on the New Tab Page, a side panel for conversations alongside web browsing, and address bar access with file upload capabilities.

Google rolled out split-screen browsing for AI Mode on Chrome desktop, letting users view webpages alongside conversational search results. The update also adds multi-tab context search across Chrome desktop and mobile.

Google is rolling out Skills, a Chrome feature that allows users to save frequently used AI prompts and reuse them with a single click. The feature works with Gemini across multiple tabs and is available now on Mac, Windows, and ChromeOS for English-US users.

Google has released Skills for Gemini in Chrome on desktop, a feature that lets users save and execute frequently used prompts as one-click workflows. Users invoke Skills by typing a forward slash (/) in the prompt box, and the system can operate on the current page or multiple selected tabs.

Google is rolling out Skills, a new Chrome feature that lets users save Gemini prompts for one-click reuse. Available free to all Chrome users with US English language settings, Skills sync across devices and include a pre-built library of common prompts.

Google is adding Skills to Chrome, a feature that lets users save and reuse Gemini AI prompts across different webpages. The feature launches today for Chrome desktop users signed into Google accounts with English (US) language settings.