Stephen Radochia / Android Authority
Summary
- Google plans to introduce customization options for its Gemini Daily Brief.
- The feature may include a text input field for users to specify their interests and preferences for the briefing.
- Additionally, it could support voice commands and provide recommendations for further tailoring the Daily Brief.
During the recent I/O 2026 event, Google unveiled its “Daily Brief,” a feature that bears a resemblance to the Pixel 10’s “Daily Hub.” While it is functional, there appears to be considerable room for enhancement. Currently users have some ability to customize their Daily Briefs, but Google aims to simplify how users can indicate their preferences to Gemini for their morning news summaries.
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In the latest version of the Google app (v17.43.11), a new feature was unlocked in the Daily Brief section, allowing users to input their preferences directly.
When users tap the input area, a dropdown appears with suggestions for the type of content they might want included—such as email updates, calendar events, school notifications, or a preference for concise language. Selecting any option sends that information to Gemini, customizing the next Daily Brief accordingly.
Furthermore, users are able to enter their unique feedback on what content should be added or omitted, and a microphone icon facilitates voice input. This addition of a text box aims to streamline the customization process for Android users.
While the feature is not yet live for all users, it appears to function correctly during testing and may soon be ready for public release. However, Google’s rollout processes tend to be slow, so there may still be a wait before everyone can access it. Users hope that it will be available soon.
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