Google Workspace Weekly Recap – June 19, 2026

Carrier Link allows Workspace customers to easily add phone numbers and calling plans from a certified local carrier, leveraging a pre-configured multi-tenant implementation of SIP Link. | Learn more.

This powerful new feature records and transcribes calls, summarizes key points, and organizes action items, which are sent via Gmail and stored in the Voice app. | Learn more.

Many of Chrome’s latest AI features are rolling out to users in Latin America, Africa, the Middle East, and more. | Learn more.

We’re introducing two new administrator controls for the Gemini app (gemini.google.com) that allow end users to manage their own chat activity. Admins can now configure whether users can use temporary chats and delete their conversation history. | Learn more.

These updates provide all Vids users with the ability to create longer videos with consistent characters and generate multiple videos in parallel, enabling you to bring your vision to life faster than ever before. | Learn more.

We’re excited to announce expanded language support, a new collection of avatar defaults, and the ability to direct your custom avatars to take action in any generated video. | Learn more.

Going forward, users are offered an expanded color palette so they can personalize events and visually organize their calendar with ease, giving each user access to up to 200 custom colors for individual events via both the native web and mobile apps as well as the Calendar API. | Learn more.

Educators have shared that AI is especially helpful when it understands the context of their teaching environment, from tailoring resources toward student needs or building on their existing materials. To support this, Gemini will be able to collaborate with your Google Classroom, using context from your classes to inform its outputs or help complete tasks. | Learn more.

We’re introducing two enhancements to the Calendar API that make it easier for admins to programmatically manage secondary calendars within their organization: a transfer API and a filter for secondary calendars owned by your organization. | Learn more.

We’re bringing the power of Google Meet to your vehicle’s display with our new integration for Android Auto. This update makes it easy to safely stay connected and handle important meetings hands-free from behind the wheel. | Learn more.

We’re now expanding support for these features to 28 additional languages, enabling users who speak Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Italian, French, German, Chinese Simplified, Dutch, Hebrew, Polish, Turkish, Czech, Indonesian, Malay, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Arabic, Finnish, Vietnamese, Ukrainian, Greek, Thai, Romanian, Russian, Catalan, and Hungarian to collaborate natively with Gemini in their preferred language. | Learn more.

• Google Meet: You can now connect to Google Meet directly from your car display with the new integration for Android Auto. [1]
• Google Calendar: Users can now personalize events with an expanded color palette, choosing from up to 200 custom colors on the web and mobile apps. [1]
• Google Chat: Spaces in Chat are now more customizable with the addition of discoverable spaces. They allow users to browse and find spaces within their organization without necessarily joining them immediately. [1, 2]
• Google Classroom: Gemini in Classroom can now use the teaching context of your specific classes to help tailor resources, complete tasks, or aid in lesson building. [1]
• Google Voice: Powerful new AI note-taking is available to record, transcribe, and summarize phone calls. These summaries are sent via Gmail and stored directly within the Voice app. [1]
• Google Vids: Vids users can now direct custom AI avatars to take action in videos, generate multiple videos in parallel, and create longer, more fluid clips. [1]
• Calendar API: Admins now have improved programmatic management of secondary calendars, including a new transfer API and a filter for organizational calendars. [1]
• Gemini in Chrome: AI tools in Chrome have been expanded to more languages and regions across Latin America, Africa, and the Middle East. [1]