Google introduced the AI agent Gemini, which will accept taxi and food orders on the Samsung Galaxy S26.

Google added Gemini automation to the Galaxy S26

In the United States and South Korea, Google has incorporated a new agent feature for its Gemini AI model into Samsung Galaxy S26 phones, launched a few weeks ago. Now Gemini can access third‑party services on behalf of the user: ordering taxis, buying tickets, shopping online, etc.

How it works – a practical example
* Tester (The Verge) used a Galaxy S26 Ultra.
* First he asked Gemini to book an Uber ride to the airport.
* Gemini clarified which specific airport, added the destination and omitted choosing an airline (that’s not important in one terminal).
* Then the agent paused at the last step and suggested reviewing details before sending the request to Uber.
* Android Central notes that currently you can only book Uber to a single location. Future updates will support multi‑stop routes.

A more complex order
* A journalist wanted to order coffee + croissant.
* Gemini found the desired drink on the Starbucks menu and asked for clarification: whether he wanted a warm or cold chocolate croissant.
* The agent correctly advised heating the pastry, and the user simply confirmed the order.

Where else the feature will appear
* A similar capability will be available on Google Pixel 10 smartphones, but exact release dates have not yet been announced.