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June 30, 2026
product update

Google Drive's Ask Gemini AI assistant launches on Android and iOS for AI Pro subscribers

Google is rolling out Ask Gemini and AI Overviews to Google Drive's Android and iOS apps. The features enable multi-turn conversations across Drive, Gmail, Chat, Calendar, and web search, available to AI Pro, Ultra, Business Standard/Plus, and Enterprise Standard/Plus subscribers in English plus 28 additional languages.

June 23, 2026
product update

Gmail's Gemini Flows adds AI-powered email filtering with 2,000 message monthly limit on Pro tier

Google's Workspace Studio Flows is now available to Google AI Pro ($20/month) and Ultra ($100/month) subscribers, bringing AI-powered email filtering to Gmail. The service processes up to 2,000 emails monthly on Pro tier and 10,000 on Ultra, potentially limiting utility for high-volume users receiving thousands of messages weekly.

May 19, 2026
product update

Google adds voice prompting to Docs, Keep, and Gmail via Gemini AI

Google unveiled voice-based prompting for Docs, Keep, and Gmail at I/O 2026, powered by Gemini AI. The features enable document creation, note organization, and email search through spoken commands, launching this summer for Google AI Premium subscribers and Workspace business users.

May 5, 2026
product update

Google preps Gemini agent for macOS to control computers and organize files, challenging Claude Cowork

Google is developing a Gemini agent for macOS that will control computers, organize files, and integrate with Google Workspace apps. Code analysis reveals features including file conversion to Google Sheets, folder organization, batch file renaming, and meeting follow-up automation.

April 14, 2026
product update

Google expands Gemini Personal Intelligence globally, accessing Gmail, Drive, Photos for contextual responses

Google is rolling out Personal Intelligence to Gemini users globally, excluding the European Economic Area, Switzerland, and UK. The opt-in feature accesses data from Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Google Photos, YouTube, Maps, and other first-party apps to provide contextual responses without additional prompting.