Google is ending support for Google Assistant on Android and Wear OS, according to reports from Mashable and How-To Geek. Both outlets say the shutdown is scheduled for September, meaning Google Assistant will stop working on Android starting next month. The transition is described as part of a broader shift toward Gemini, Google’s newer AI assistant. On Wear OS, the change also affects the assistant experience, with Wear OS moving to Gemini rather than continuing with Google Assistant. Mashable frames the decision as the conclusion of Google Assistant’s decade-long existence, while How-To Geek emphasizes the timing and what comes next. The sources agree that Gemini is replacing Google Assistant across the affected platforms. No additional details are provided in the excerpts about feature changes, migration steps for users, or how existing Assistant functionality will map to Gemini. The reported change indicates a platform-wide consolidation of assistant capabilities under Gemini as Google phases out the older assistant service.