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Do you often forget where you put things? Find Hub updates with a feature designed for you

Google has begun rolling out a new update for its app Find Hub, introducing a feature designed to track the location of offline objects.

By adding a dedicated section and the deep integration with Gemini’s AI, Gemini, users with up-to-date devices will be able to delegate to their smartphones the memory of personal items stored in drawers or in the basement.

Gemini can help you remember where you put things, even those that aren’t smart

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Anticipata originariamente durante l’Android Drop di settembre e promessa per i dispositivi dotati di sistema operativo Android 16 o versioni successive, la novità ha iniziato ufficialmente a farsi strada sugli schermi degli utenti.

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L’interfaccia dell’applicazione si arricchisce cosu00ec di una terza opzione nella barra inferiore, denominata in lingua originale “Remembered“, che va ad affiancarsi alle gi note categorie dedicate ai dispositivi elettronici e alle persone.

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Questa nuova scheda u00e8 facilmente riconoscibile grazie a un’icona a forma di segnalibro, completata nell’angolo in alto a destra dalla caratteristica scintilla di Gemini.

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L’indicatore suggerisce che il sistema si appoggia all’intelligenza artificiale per facilitare la memorizzazione delle posizioni. Utilizzando un comodo pulsante di azione fluttuante, gli utenti possono accedere direttamente alla scorciatoia “Ask Gemini” e comunicare a voce dove hanno appena riposto un oggetto.

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Baster pronunciare una frase del tipo “Remember that I put the passport in the top drawer of the dresser” affinche9 l’applicazione registri l’informazione e la renda disponibile per le future interazioni a mani libere.

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Manual alternatives for precise storage

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For those who prefer a less voice-command-oriented approach, the company has also provided a manual entry mode equally rich in detail.

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Starting this procedure, the system initially requires two key pieces of information: the name of the object and the storage location chosen. Once these preliminary steps are completed, the user has the freedom to enrich the profile of their personal item with additional useful information.

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You can indeed add photographs to aid recognition, specify the general geographic location, such as your home, and add any additional notes. The app catalogs all saved items on a summary screen, keeping the data accessible for searches as well.

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According to the technical analyses conducted by the 9to5Google editorial team, the new feature has been identified in version 3.1.732-02 of the Find Hub app. The update is currently rolling out across Google Play Store servers to reach compatible devices.

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Currently, its rollout follows a gradual pattern, which means that it may still require some more time before the feature is widely available and downloadable for the entire global user base.

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Luca Zaninello

Appassionato del mondo della telefonia da sempre, da oltre un decennio si occupa di provare con mano i prodotti e di raccontare le sue esperienze al pubblico del web. Fotografo amatoriale, ha un occhio di riguardo per i cameraphone più esagerati.

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