September Android Drop Brings Motion Assist, Gemini, and Accessibility Improvements

The September Android Drop brings five new features to all devices, improving interface and accessibility.

Motion Assist is one of the key features that prevents motion sickness by adding a slight overlay of dots or bubbles on the screen while moving. This helps align visual perception and reduces the feeling of sickness when watching videos or text.

Gemini can now remember where you left objects without a tracker if you tell it, connecting with Find Hub. However, this feature requires Android 16 or higher to activate all capabilities.

To receive these updates, go to Settings > Updates (or Google Play Updates) and check if a rollout is available. Update related apps from Google Play, and restart the device for the changes to take effect.