Gemini can now order groceries on Pixel 10
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- Google's March Pixel drop gives Gemini agentic powers, letting it order groceries or book rides inside select apps like Uber and Grubhub while users can supervise or interrupt the task at any point.
- The Gemini agentic feature debuts on the Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, and Pixel 10 Pro XL, and is also slated for Samsung S26 phones — arriving ahead of comparable Siri capabilities that the source notes have been delayed for months.
- Circle to Search now breaks down an outfit into individual pieces for shopping and adds a virtual try-on option across the entire Pixel 10 lineup.
- Magic Cue is being updated to proactively surface restaurant recommendations when a friend asks, rolling out to the Pixel 10, 10 Pro, 10 Pro XL, and 10 Pro Fold in select countries and languages.
- A new "comfort" view that reduces visual stimulation from bright or saturated colors is being added to the Pixel 10 family alongside the Magic Cue update.
- Older Pixel phones are not left out: Pixel 8 and up get a new desktop experience when plugged into an external display, Pixel 7 and newer get At-a-Glance commute updates, and Pixel 6 and up gains Now Playing, custom AI-generated app icons, and lockscreen sports and stock scores.
Why it matters: Google is shipping agentic AI to the Pixel 10 and Samsung S26 before Apple, since the source notes comparable Siri features have been delayed for months — a concrete competitive window, not a vague one. The kill switch (supervise or interrupt) frames the rollout as supervised rather than fully autonomous, and the feature set extends to the entire Pixel 10 lineup including the Pro Fold, signaling Google's intent to make agentic behavior a Pixel default rather than a single-device demo.
