Google’s September Android Drop adds Gemini item memory and Apple-like motion cues Google's September Android Drop, rolling out September 1, adds a Gemini-assisted memory feature to Find Hub that lets users record the location of untagged items like passports or keys, with availability limited to Android 16 or later in regions where both Gemini and Find Hub are supported. The update also introduces Motion Assist for Android 17, which mirrors Apple's Vehicle Motion Cues, and Guided Vision for Android 9 and newer in Gemini-supported markets. Google's announcement does not specify retention details for remembered item locations or attached photos. Google’s September Android Drop adds Gemini item memory and Apple-like motion cues - Gemini can save the location of untagged belongings such as passports or keys in Find Hub on Android 16 and newer, where Gemini and Find Hub are supported.