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Google Find Hub will soon help you locate things without a tracker

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Andrew Liszewski
Google Find Hub will soon help you locate things without a tracker
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Google is introducing new Android features, including an expanded Find Hub that allows users to track items via Gemini without physical trackers. Other updates include Motion Assist for motion sickness and improved accessibility tools like Guided Vision.

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These updates demonstrate the integration of generative AI into everyday mobile utility, potentially changing how users interact with their physical environment.

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Google announced new features coming to Android devices as part of this month’s feature drop update. Among the highlights are the introduction of Motion Assist — Android’s version of Apple’s Motion Cues feature, which tries to reduce motion sickness by overlaying dots on your screen that move in response to a vehicle’s movements — as well an expansion of Find Hub. The Find Hub update will introduce a new way to find important items without having to attach a tracker.

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