Google has introduced new AI-powered smart glasses to challenge Meta's industry lead. Developed alongside Samsung, the wearables seamlessly integrate multimodal AI assistants to perform daily tasks directly on screen.

Google launched Gemini Spark, a 24/7 autonomous personal assistant built on Gemini 3.5 Flash. Running in the background even when devices are off, it executes complete workflows across Workspace apps.

Google Search was transformed into an agentic AI concierge. Instead of merely sorting external links, the upgraded AI Mode executes complex, multi-step actions directly for web users.

Gemini 3.5 Flash is now the default model for the consumer Gemini app and Search globally. The natively multimodal tier is optimised for agentic tasks and high-speed processing.

Google expanded SynthID watermarking to Chrome and Search, with OpenAI integrating it into ChatGPT. Users can simply right-click online media to instantly check if content is AI-generated.

Google DeepMind debuted Gemini Omni, a multimodal world model. Rolling out via Omni Flash, it allows users to natively generate and edit cinematic-quality video using text or image prompts.

Google restructured its AI Ultra plans in Malaysia, introducing a cheaper 20TB tier for RM429.99 monthly. The top-tier 30TB plan was also slashed by 20 percent down to RM979.90.

Google Shopping introduced three new agentic features:

● Universal Cart tracks deals and compatibility across retailers

● AP2 protocol places strict spending limits on AI buyers

● UCP standardises automated checkout globally

1. What is the difference between Gemini Spark and AI Search?

Gemini Spark is an autonomous 24/7 life-management agent running in the background, whereas AI Search is a revamped web interface designed to action user requests directly.

2. What new tool is coming to Gmail?

Gmail is introducing Gmail Live, a conversational voice tool that allows users to search, manage, and talk directly to their inbox without typing.

3. How many monthly users do Google's core platforms have?

Five of Google's flagship ecosystems—including Search, Android, Gmail, Chrome, and YouTube—now support over 3 billion monthly users each globally.

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