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The March Pixel Drop is here, and while it’s bringing some new features to Pixel phones and watches, the biggest updates are coming to every Android device.

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What’s new in the March Pixel Drop?

All Android users are getting an easier way to see where someone is, help finding a lost bag at the airport, and Pixel Watch users are getting a way to make sure you don’t accidentally leave your phone somewhere. “At A Glance” is also getting an upgrade on Pixel.

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Here’s a closer look at what’s new.

1. Share your live location in Messages

Probably the most useful updates are coming to Android in general and center around location. You can now share your real-time location in Google Messages without leaving a conversation.

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There is already an option to share your location in Google’s default texting app, but it’s only for a one-time, static location. The new option updates as you move, making it much easier to connect with someone in a large crowd for a set amount of time.

2. Share a Find Hub link with airlines

Android users can now share a link showing the location of a lost piece of luggage with participating airlines, provided you have a tracker in your bag. The Find Hub already lets you see the location of a missing bag through a tracker, but the new feature lets you easily share the link with your airline to find your bag more quickly.

3. Google Play Shorts

Google announced several other upgrades for Android users, including Google Play Shorts, which lets you discover apps more easily through short-form videos from the apps themselves.

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4. Calling cards

There is a new calling card feature for Android users. It lets your friends see your chosen photo, font, and color during a conversation.

5. At a Glance upgrades

There are plenty of Pixel-specific upgrades as well, the most significant involving the “At A Glance” section of your home screen.

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You’ll now see real-time transit updates about your daily commute, score updates for all followed teams during live games, and end-of-day updates from top movers in your Google Finance watchlist.

6. Find the Look

Circle to Search is getting a new option for Pixel users, with “Find the Look,” which identifies individual pieces of an outfit from images, and “Try on with Circle to Search,” which lets you see how clothing looks on you from videos, social content, or images.

7. Never leave your phone behind

Pixel Watch is getting two significant upgrades, including one that makes sure you never leave your phone behind. If your watch and phone are far enough apart that they disconnect, your phone automatically locks, and you’ll receive an alert on your watch.

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8. Express Pay

Additionally, your Pixel Watch now has Express Pay, which allows you to pay by just turning and tapping your Pixel Watch to a retail terminal without needing to open the Wallet app.