Folks, we have a new update for the Galaxy S25 series, and this one sounds really cool to me. This latest feature introduces real-time intelligence through camera and screen-sharing capabilities, powered by Google’s Gemini AI. Let’s talk about this Samsung visual AI feature in detail.
Real-time visual AI update
This new feature lets you have real-time conversations with the AI, making it feel like you’ve got an assistant right there with you, ready to help you with whatever’s in front of you. To make this work, you have to first activate Gemini, for which you will have to press and hold the side button on your phone. You can now show Gemini what you’re looking at through your camera.
Whether you’re unsure about identifying a plant or need help deciding if your outfit matches (I could use that advice for my jeans and t-shirt dilemma), Gemini’s got your back. Plus, screen sharing is also part of the deal. As you browse online, Gemini can offer personalized style advice just like a personal shopper who doesn’t make you feel bad about your choices.
Sounds fun, right?
Having a conversation with the AI through your camera and screen is a game-changer. We’ve had text-based chats before, but this is a whole new level of communication and more interesting. No more typing out your questions, you just show Gemini what you see and get an instant response. It’s like talking to your bestie who’s always ready to help you pick out the perfect outfit without getting annoyed.
- Also, read:
- Google’s latest AI model, Gemini 2.0, is here
- Samsung’s “Ballie” home robot is finally set to launch this summer
- Now you can finally make a call using Gemini without unlocking your phone!
- Behold, iPhone owners, Google Gemini lands on App Store
But wait… there’s a catch
Of course, with all this tech magic comes the big question mark of privacy. As cool as it sounds, to share your camera and screen with the AI raises some concerns. You’ve got to decide how much you’re willing to share with Gemini, so keep that in mind. It’s always good to make sure you’re comfortable with what you’re letting the AI see.
Overall, I’m excited to try this feature myself. I’m not sure how well my outfits will improve, but at least I won’t be deciding what to wear alone anymore!
- Meanwhile, watch our Galaxy S25 Ultra Review:
