Samsung Galaxy S25 may come with Gemini extension for Samsung apps- Here’s what we know

Samsung is bringing Gemini extension for its stock apps including Notes, Calender, Clock, and others with the Galaxy S25 series.

By: AISHWARYA PANDA
| Updated on: Jan 17 2025, 12:25 IST
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Samsung Galaxy S25 may come with Gemini extension for Samsung apps- Here’s what we know
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Samsung Galaxy S25 may come with Gemini extension for Samsung apps- Here’s what we know
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Samsung Galaxy S25 may come with Gemini extension for Samsung apps- Here’s what we know
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Samsung Galaxy S25 may come with Gemini extension for Samsung apps- Here’s what we know
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Samsung Galaxy S25 series may launch with Gemini extension, here’s what we know so far. (Android Headline/ OnLeaks)

The Samsung Galaxy S25 series launch will be hosted on January 22, 2025, at the Galaxy Unpacked 2025 event in San Jose. As we just have a few days left, leaks surrounding the smartphone's specifications, AI features, and more have been surfacing online. Earlier, we came across some leaked marketing material for Galaxy S25 showcasing a glimpse of new Galaxy AI features. Now, new information surrounding AI features has come forward which claims that the Galaxy S25 series may come with a Gemini extension of Samsung apps such as Calendar, Notes, and more. Know what Samsung has planned ahead of launch.

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Samsung Galaxy S25
  • 12 GB RAM
  • 256 GB Storage
  • 6.2 inches Display Size
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Samsung Galaxy S25 Gemini extension

According to an Android Authority report, tipster Chun Bhai has shared some screenshots revealing that the upcoming Galaxy S series model may come with a Gemini extension for Samsung apps. The tipster has shared a post on X showcasing some screenshots of the Gemini extension on Samsung Calendar, Notes, and Reminder apps. The screenshot consists of details regarding what the Gemini extension can and cannot do along with some sample prompts.

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In Samsung Calendar, the Gemini extension will be able to create new events, make edits or delete events based on the user's voice prompts. It can also analyse an image to create a new event based on the mentioned text. However, Gemini will not have access to sharing events with others or understanding multiple events set for a single day at the same time.

For the Samsung Notes app, the Gemini extension will enable users to create and summarise notes and retrieve notes based on descriptions or titles. However, it will not be able to create a new folder or share notes with other members.

The company is also bringing a Gemini extension for the Reminder app, Gemini will have access to create, edit, or delete reminders for specific dates and times. It can also search for reminders by name or date, allowing users to gather information. While, Gemini will not be able to add locations, images or checklists to the reminders.

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Lastly, Samsung Clock will also be empowered with the Gemini extension, allowing users to create or delete alarms, provide upcoming alarm details, manage the stopwatch with start, stop, and reset functionality, and also create, delete or update show timers. Therefore, with these tasks, users can manage several tasks hassle-free without manually creating events, alarms, notes, etc.

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First Published Date: 17 Jan, 09:23 IST
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