June Pixel Drop brings AI video tools, smarter multitasking, and Android 17
(Image: Google)Google has announced its June Pixel Drop, introducing a range of new features for Pixel smartphones and wearables. The update includes AI-powered video creation tools, smarter multitasking, expanded language support, and enhanced safety features. It coincides with the rollout of Android 17 and Wear OS 7 and will reach eligible devices over the coming weeks. One of the headline additions is Screen Reactions, a Pixel-exclusive feature that lets creators record reaction videos and tutorials. Users can now overlay a live selfie feed directly into screen recordings, creating a built-in “green screen” effect without relying on third-party apps. The floating selfie window can be resized and moved around while recording.Google is also expanding its AI-powered creative tools with Gemini Omni 2, which allows users to generate and edit videos through natural language prompts. Users can create videos from text, remix photos and videos from their gallery, and even build custom AI avatars that resemble themselves. Pixel users can also use Gemini 3 to create original music tracks by describing a concept or uploading an image. It will generate complete songs with lyrics, vocals, and customizable styles.
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