Google is preparing a revolution for Android users in 2026, according to leaked information ahead of the anticipated Google I/O event, which will take place on May 19. Traditionally, artificial intelligence has been the central focus of this gathering, with Gemini being the highlight in recent editions. However, this year the company will shift its focus to Android, marking a milestone in the evolution of the operating system. The significance of Android in this edition was confirmed through an accidentally published and later deleted video, but reported by outlets like Android Headlines. In the video description, Google emphasizes that Android will be the main focus of Google I/O 2026. Additionally, "The Android Show I/O Edition" is returning, a program dedicated exclusively to Android that will air on May 12, a week before the main event. This space will reveal many of the new features coming to the operating system, allowing the main conference to focus on other advancements, such as those related to Gemini. Among the most notable updates is the launch of Android XR, a version of the system designed for augmented reality. This platform will be key for Google's new wearable devices, such as smart glasses and camera pendants, which aim to reduce smartphone dependency. Android 17 is also expected to arrive, incorporating significant improvements over previous versions. These include a new interface optimized for foldable and large-screen devices, as well as a renewed focus on multitasking. Another possible surprise is Aluminium OS, an Android-based system that could replace ChromeOS in a new generation of affordable laptops, challenging giants like Microsoft and Apple. Finally, Android 17 will integrate Gemini agents, capable of executing tasks in the background and managing actions on the phone autonomously, such as placing orders based on user preferences in a chat.