Google has unveiled 5 new Android features during its September Android Drop.
The new features, as per Google, will help users stay connected effortlessly. Here are the 5 new features introduced on the September Android Drop.
Gemini and Find Hub interaction
Google said that you would be able to ask Gemini to remember where you placed important items, like passports and documents, and save that location in Find Hub so you can quickly find them when you need them later.
Apart from documents, it’s useful for items that you can’t put tracker tags on, like spare keys, stocks, etc.
Eliminate motion sickness during rides
Motion Assist officially lands on Android. Once enabled in the Control Center, it will show subtle bubble overlays on the screen that moves with the vehicle, eliminating motion sickness when using the phone while the vehicle is moving.
Can’t find what you’re looking for on the store shelf? Ask Gemini
Gemini’s Guided Vision lets you share your camera with Gemini Live to hear descriptions of what you’re looking at. Perfect for people with poor eyesight or if you’re just struggling to find what you’re looking for.
It’s mainly a great tool for people with blindness, as it can read fine print on food labels, menus in low-lit restaurants, and it can even give users voice feedback to help them frame the camera better.
Google Keep and Google Messages integration
A faster way to collaborate with Google Keep. On Google Messages, you can simply tap the + icon to bring Google Keep into conversations. It’s great for grocery lists, travel checklists, and more. Everyone in the chat can view, edit, and add their thoughts and ideas.
Personalize chats on Google Messages
Finally, there’s the new Chat theme on Google Messages. You can customize each chat with your chosen background and colors, use wallpapers, and the text bubbles will automatically match.
Those are the new features coming to Android devices soon.