Google to deploy new Android features in September

Google is rolling out several new features for Android this September designed to enhance daily smartphone usability.

A key update involves the integration of the Gemini assistant with Find Hub. This allows users to use natural language to record the locations of personal items that do not have smart tracking tags, such as passports or spare keys. Users can provide verbal descriptions or attach photos of the storage location to improve accuracy. This functionality is expected to be available on devices running Android 16 or higher in supported markets.

Additionally, Google is introducing Motion Assist for Android 17. This feature aims to reduce motion sickness by providing a specialized visual overlay for users interacting with their devices while in transit.