New Android Drop adds remembered items in Find Hub, makes anti-nausea dots official
New features are rolling out across the Android ecosystem starting today.
Google's latest Android feature Drop, released in September, introduces several new features beyond Gemini summaries and chat functions. Messaging threads have been enhanced, and the Motion Assist dots - small visual indicators - have been expanded to a wider range of devices. The AI-powered assistant, Gemini, can now log the location of items that do not have a tracker tag attached.
Users simply need to tell Gemini where they placed an item, and include a photo if desired. This information will be stored in Find Hub, a tool previously used for locating phones, earbuds, and tracker tags. Users can later ask Gemini to recall this information or check Find Hub directly to remember where they last placed an item.
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