In Google Calendar this can be set up by sharing an executive’s calendar with “Make changes to events” or “Make changes and manage sharing” permissions with a delegate user. | Learn more about how updates to meetings made by a delegate user are now sent in the name of the principal.

We’re replacing the current Device ID (“Legacy ID”) for Google Meet hardware devices with a new Device ID. This new Device ID will be displayed everywhere you currently see the Legacy ID throughout the Google Admin console. | Learn more about the new Device ID for Google Meet hardware.

We’re making it easier to manage calendar assignments for your Meet hardware devices. You can now assign or unassign Google Calendars to your Meet hardware devices in bulk by uploading a CSV file. | Learn more about assigning Google Calendars to Google Meet hardware in bulk.

Google Calendar on the web now offers improved scaling on large, high-resolution monitors. This update provides a clearer overview of your day or week by reducing unnecessary whitespace and better utilizing your available screen space. | Learn more about how to better screen scaling for Google Calendar on large monitors.

We’re excited to introduce a new admin control for this feature In the Workspace Admin console, under Meet Safety Settings, you’ll now see a continuous meeting chat setting that allows you to configure continuous meeting chat behavior for your organization. | Learn more about how to control the continuous meeting chat for your organization.

Previously, "Help me schedule" was limited to scheduling between two individuals. With this update, users can now coordinate meetings with multiple guests directly from the Gmail compose window. | Learn more about how to use Help me schedule in Gmail to easily set up a meeting time with multiple guests.

On April 30, 2026, the best capabilities from Whisk are moving directly into Flow, Google's unified platform for AI-powered image and video creation. | Learn more about Whisk directly moving into Flow.

Gemini in Chrome is rolling out now to Canada, New Zealand, and India, and we’re adding support for 50+ more languages across these countries and in the United States. | Learn more about how Gemini in Chrome expands to more countries and languages, including Canada, New Zealand, and India.

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Users with active Whisk accounts will receive an email announcing this change. An in-product notification will guide them through migrating their content to Flow.

• April 30, 2026 — Whisk discontinued. Any media remaining in a user's Whisk library after this date will be permanently deleted and will no longer be recoverable.
• Now through April 30 — Users should save their libraries. In the coming weeks, users will see an opt-in notification in Whisk with instructions to migrate their content to Flow. Users can also download their data directly from Whisk at any time before the April 30 deadline.
• AI credits – no action needed. Because Whisk and Flow use the same AI credits platform, your existing credits are already available in Flow.
• Geographic availability – Flow is not yet available in all countries. Users in unsupported regions will lose access to Whisk on April 30, 2026 without a migration path. We recommend encouraging them to download their content before the deadline. See Flow's supported countries. See Flow's supported countries.

• Admins: We recommend proactively communicating this change to affected users in your organization ahead of the April 30, 2026, deadline.
• End users: Users will receive an email announcement and an in-product notification in Whisk with steps to migrate their assets to Flow. Migration is opt-in and assets will not transfer automatically.

• Rapid Release and Scheduled Release domains: Whisk discontinued on April 30, 2026

• Impacts all Google Workspace customers and Workspace Individual subscribers

• Flow Help Center: Google Flow Help
• Whisk FAQ: Whisk Help Center
• Keyword: New ways to create and refine content in Flow