Google's Pixel 10 phones can now order groceries and book rides for you

Google is rolling out a new Pixel Drop starting November 10, 2026, and its main feature lets the Gemini assistant do errands for you. The update covers four phones: the Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL and Pixel 10 Pro Fold.

What Gemini can do now

Google calls the feature Gemini Intelligence. It is built to finish tasks with several steps, not just answer questions. You can ask it to order groceries, book a cab, arrange food delivery to your address, handle marketplace deals or make a reservation.

The most striking part is calling. Using your own phone number, Gemini can make or change a restaurant reservation, ask a store to hold an item, check inventory and get back to you. That could save you time on hold.

Smaller touches come with it:

• Highlight text and get a short summary from the menu.
• Grocery items mentioned in a chat can go straight to Google Keep, Google's notes app.
• Create My Widget builds a home screen widget from a plain English description.
• Extreme Charging Mode pushes charging speed to its maximum on all four phones.

The catches

The Pixel 10a is left out of this update. Location matters too. Everything except Rambler, which Google lists as available in all regions and languages, rolls out only in select regions and languages. Calling is limited to the US in English.

The material does not say what the update costs, or explain what Rambler does. Owners outside the US should check Google's official blog post to see which features they will get.