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Google AI September 2026 Roundup: What Is New and What Can You Use?

A practical guide to Google’s September AI launches, from Gemini for Windows and Connected Apps to voice, music and new models.

Google is rolling out source-grounded voice chat, lecture recording, interactive overviews and short study videos in Gemini Notebook.

The two Gemini 3.8 Flash variants target different users. Compare general developer access, cyber defense limits and pricing.

Gemini 3.8 Live and Extended Thinking add fluid voice dialogue, visual context and multi-step work. Here is the practical difference.

Google is rolling out reusable Skills in Gemini chat. Learn the slash shortcut, reference-file support and the Gems transition timeline.

Sheets canvas turns spreadsheet data into a visual, editable experience with a prompt. Here is how it works and who gets access.

Google added conversational voice features to Gmail, Docs and Keep. The three tools solve different tasks and have different plan availability.

Google’s Lyria 3.5 supports vocal or instrumental tracks from a prompt. Here is what the Gemini music tool offers and where it is available.

Gemini is adding Adobe, Airtable, Peloton, SeatGeek and more. See the app categories, setup route and practical uses.

Google’s Gemini desktop app brings an AI shortcut to Windows. Here is how to install it and what its connected workspace can do.