In a blog post, Google detailed new capabilities, including much-improved natural language processing for requests and multiple requests. The speaker will be out on June 25th, retailing for $99.

You can enable Vehicle Motion Cues on your iPhone, iPad and Mac in Accessibility Settings. Check out this awesome write-up from Thomas Ricker at The Verge on how the feature works. And bonus points, you can add a shortcut for turning this feature on and off in Control Center!

Displays in both lenses, four-hour battery life, no tethered puck or battery, electrochromatic tech that dims the lenses, plus a $2,195 price that’ll break the bank. You can pre-order them today, with a Fall 2026 launch date.

If you enrolled in the Beta program and want to move to the stable version of Android 17, make sure you opt out of the beta program. You can see all the new stuff in Android 17 here.