Google Tests Magazine‑Style UI for Gemini 3 Pro Users

Gemini 3 isn't just built for prototyping and modeling; Google is testing a new "generative UI" feature for Pro subscribers that packages its responses inside a "visual" magazine-style interface, or in the form of a "dynamic" interactive webpage. I only got access to Gemini 3's visual layout, which Google showed off as a way to envision your travel plans, like a three-day trip to Rome. When I tried out the Rome trip prompt, Gemini 3 presented me with what looked like a personalized webpage featuring an itinerary, along with options to customize it further, such as whether I'd prefer a relaxed or fast-paced vacation or if I prioritize certain dining styles.

Once you submit your preferences, Gemini 3 will redesign the layout to match your selections. I found that this feature can provide interactive guides on other topics, too, like how to build a computer or set up an aquarium. Next up, I did a little experimenting with Gemini Agent, a feature Google is testing for Ultra subscribers inside the Gemini app.

Like other agentic features, Gemini Agent aims to perform tasks on your behalf, such as adding reminders to your calendar and creating reservations. One example shared by Google shows Gemini Agent organizing a Gmail inbox, so I asked the tool to do the same -- and, well, it followed my orders.