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September Android Drop: Remember where you put things, ease motion sickness, and more
Google has released the September Android Drop, introducing five new features designed to improve accessibility, organization, and messaging.
Why it matters
These updates provide practical utility by reducing motion sickness for passengers and offering critical real-time environmental descriptions for visually impaired users.
The details
- Find Hub allows users to save item locations via Gemini on Android 16+. - Guided vision will support devices running Android 9+ in supported countries. - Collaborative Google Keep notes are rolling out in Google Messages starting today. - Chat themes allow users to customize backgrounds and colors in Google Messages.
What's next
Guided vision is coming soon to phones running Android 9+ in countries where Gemini is available.
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Key connections
ask Gemini to remember where you placed important items, and it will save their locations in Find Hub
Gemini Live uses Guided vision
Share your camera in Gemini Live to hear descriptions of what’s in front of you... Guided vision can help
Gemini App is related to Guided vision
enable it directly from the TalkBack menu or Gemini App Settings
Messages uses Google Keep
hit the + icon in Google Messages to bring Google Keep into your conversations
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