the The Samsung Galaxy S25 series is just around the corner and multiple insider reports suggest that the biggest selling point for the new phones will be artificial intelligence. Now some evidence has emerged suggesting that Samsung’s latest flagships may also ditch the old “Hey Google” phrase in place of something newer.

It appears to be a leak Promotional materials (Translated source) It appears that the AI ​​Assistant will be accessed via a different router. Although the images show the “hey Google Gemini” prompt, it is very likely that only “hey Gemini” will replace the “hey Google” prompt. Some time ago, Samsung presented its XR phone (Extended reality) The model and this Moohan’s project also used the Gemini prompt.

There are also other unverified reports that Galaxy S25 The phones will have exclusive Google Gemini features. If this is true, it makes sense that Samsung would want to change how users interact with the AI ​​assistant on the phone. But there was also a lot of talk about what’s new Bixby assistant powered by LLM that will be a challenge Apple intelligence. It is unclear how the new Bixby will coexist with Gemini at the same time Galaxy S25.

Galaxy AI has come a very long way in a very short time. | Video credit – Samsung

If Samsung launches a new “Hey Gemini” message, I think it’s safe to say so Android phones will follow suit very soon. Similar to Siri on The iPhone 16 is also being replaced by Google Assistant. But while Siri will keep its name and integrate with ChatGPT, Google Assistant will instead be phased out entirely in Gemini. Google Assistant – especially Siri – has been declining for years in my opinion and I can’t wait to see it revamped from the ground up. These helpers were often doing anything but helping me. But with AI powered by LLM, Siri and Google Assistant have another opportunity to engage users and become an important part of phone use.

If I get a “Hey Gemini” assistant who actually understands what I’m asking of him, I’ll be out with the old and in with the new I say!