Get your Wear OS apps ready for the 64-bit requirement

Posted by Michael Stillwell, Developer Relations Engineer and Dimitris Kosmidis, Product Manager, Wear OS 64-bit architectures provide performance improvements and a foundation for future innovation, delivering faster and richer experiences for your users. We’ve supported 64-bit CPUs since Android 5. This aligns Wear OS with recent updates for Google TV and other form factors, building […]

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Generate beautiful and editable slides with ease in Google Slides

Slide generation just got a major upgrade. Gemini can now create fully editable, brand-matched slides using dynamic layouts tailored to your specific content. To ensure visual consistency, Gemini securely analyzes your existing deck to generate designs that fit your established style. You can also manually reference specific files for content or style or allow Gemini

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Form creation with Gemini and more now available in more languages

Last year, we announced Help me create in Google Forms and then expanded access to the feature to seven more languages. Help me create in Google Forms drafts your questions 3x faster than doing it manually.* Now, this feature is also available to users in 21 more languages including Arabic, Catalan, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English,

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Upcoming change to default setting for downloading Google Meet recordings

Currently, Google Meet video recordings do not allow viewers to download or copy them by default unless the recording owner explicitly allows it. As a result, the « Ask Gemini » functionality within the Drive viewer is also disabled by default for viewers who aren’t file owners. Starting April 30, 2026, we will change this default for

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Developer’s Guide to Building ADK Agents with Skills

The Agent Development Kit (ADK) SkillToolset introduces a « progressive disclosure » architecture that allows AI agents to load domain expertise on demand, reducing token usage by up to 90% compared to traditional monolithic prompts. Through four distinct patterns—ranging from simple inline checklists to « skill factories » where agents write their own code—the system enables agents to dynamically

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