As part of its July 2025 Pixel Drop, Google is launching a series of AI-driven enhancements across the Pixel ecosystem, benefiting users in India prominently. The update features innovative tools for the Pixel 9 Pro, improved search capabilities, and deeper integration of Gemini, even on the Pixel Watch.

Pixel 9 Pro Users Enjoy Veo 3 and Complimentary AI Pro Access

One of the key new features is Veo 3, Google’s advanced AI video tool that enables users to create high-quality short videos by simply describing a scene. With natural-sounding audio and cinematic output, Veo 3 has become accessible to Pixel 9 Pro users through the Gemini app.

To further assist users, Google provides Pixel 9 Pro owners with a free one-year subscription to Google AI Pro. This subscription unlocks the full Gemini 2.5 Pro suite, which incorporates advanced tools such as:

Innovative Tools in Gemini 2.5 Pro Suite

• Flow – an AI-based storytelling assistant
• Whisk – an image-to-video remix tool leveraging Veo
• Deep Research – for more advanced AI analyses

Users receive 1,000 monthly AI credits to utilize across Veo, Flow, and other functionalities, in addition to 2TB of unlimited cloud storage. The subscription also improves NotebookLM with enhanced audio overview capabilities and features designed for education and professional environments.

Enhanced Circle to Search Functionality

Google has upgraded Circle to Search with a new AI Mode, now live in India and the US. This enhanced version allows users to ask follow-up questions and get real-time contextual answers without changing applications, going beyond mere visual identification.

Furthermore, Circle to Search is now operational within mobile games. By long-pressing the home button while playing, users can access walkthroughs, game tips, or time-stamped video guides tailored specifically to their current position in the game.

Gemini AI on Pixel Watch

Google has also included Gemini AI on Pixel Watch models running Wear OS 4. Users can interact with the assistant directly from their wrist to ask questions, set reminders, draft messages, or obtain directions, enhancing the practicality and convenience of Google’s wearable devices.