At the bottom of the menu, Google has added a new section called ‘Experimental features’. This area includes a ‘Labs’ badge, signalling that these features are still being tested and may change over time.

For Google AI subscribers in the United States, a new ‘Personal Intelligence’ toggle has been introduced. This option lets users turn the feature on or off for a particular conversation, giving them greater control over how the Gemini assistant responds in each interaction.

iOS now has a more consistent look

On iOS devices, Google has modified how the Tools menu is presented to make it a better match with the rest of the application. As opposed to using a pop-up style menu native to iOS, Tools uses a bottom sheet style similar to the existing model picker.

The change makes the experience feel more consistent across platforms. The ‘plus’ menu used for adding attachments, such as files or images, remains unchanged for now.

The redesigned Tools menu is currently rolling out to users, so availability may vary depending on region and device.

‘My Stuff’ drops preview feature

Google is also changing how ‘My stuff’ works on Android and the web. Previously, the section showed previews of your three most recent items. That preview has now been removed.

On the web version of Gemini, the section is paired with a playful star-shaped smiley icon. The removal of previews results in a simpler and less cluttered side panel, making it easier to focus on conversations.

At the same time, iOS users are beginning to see an updated organisation for documents and media. This layout was first introduced on the web and helps separate saved content more clearly. However, this particular change has not yet reached Android users.