Google's September Android drop adds Gemini Find Hub, Motion Assist, Guided Vision, and Messaging tweaks

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Google’s September Android update introduces five features: a Gemini-powered Find Hub to remember item locations (with optional photos); Motion Assist with a screen bubble overlay to reduce motion sickness; Guided vision via Gemini Live to read labels and identify objects with voice guidance; sharing and updating Google Keep grocery lists or notes inside Google Messages; and per-chat backgrounds/themes in Google Messages. Availability varies by feature: Find Hub on Android 16+ where Gemini is available; Motion Assist on Android 17+; Guided vision on Android 9+ in Gemini-supported countries.
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