Google has upgraded Gemini for Home to Gemini 3.1 for early access users.
The assistant should now be better at complex, multi-step requests involving lists, calendars, reminders, and alarms.
There’s also a fix for the confusing AM/PM alarm mix-ups.
Last week, Google told us Gemini for Home was getting noticeably faster and better at handling everyday requests. That was obviously welcome news, but we never know exactly how much has been tweaked between these iterative upgrades. However, Google is announcing another upgrade for the voice assistant today, and this one is certainly more than a bit of fine-tuning under the hood — its latest Gemini model is now powering Gemini for Home.
Google just confirmed the Home upgrade to Gemini 3.1 in a press release, alongside its latest release notes. The update has been fully rolled out to Gemini for Home voice assistant early access users. Google describes Gemini 3.1 as its most advanced model yet, and says the upgrade should make the assistant smarter, more capable, and better at handling requests that previously needed several separate commands.
