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Up until now, AI on your smartphone hasn’t been much of a multitasker.
There’s also support forWhatsappandSpotifyat launch.
Even better, Galaxy AI can now support multiple commands at once.
But there’s more to it than that, according to Samsung.
And all of this can be done with a single command or so the sales pitch goes.
Instead, Gemini handles it all for you, potentially saving you time.
That’s the kind of AI feature I want more of on my phone.
Here’s what I’m specifically hoping to find out.
How intuitive will it be to order the AI around?
How much trial in error is this going to require?
Make me aware of what youcando.
Will other apps add support and how soon will that happen?
But clearly, Samsung’s going to want third-party apps to app support of their own.
How will cross app actions compare to Apple Intelligence?
Samsung doesn’t add its features in a vacuum.
And one of the still-to-come improvements will giveSirithe ability to interact with other apps.
That will mean Apple’s assistant can perform complex actions with those apps and send messages directly within them.
The word is that functionality is coming via theiOS 18.4update, which is expected this spring.
Based on the rumors, it sounds like we’ll have tha answer soon enough.
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