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Starting today, Google is bringing image-to-video generation to the Gemini app. The feature comes courtesy of the company's Veo 3 model, which Google began rolling out more broadly to AI Pro users last week after it was initially only available to AI Ultra subscribers.

S amsung Galaxy Unpacked's many new products and features have not left out AI examples. Plenty involved Google and its Gemini family of AI models, with a host of new features coming to Android devices with the new Android 16 and Wear OS 6 systems. Here are some of the ones to be the most excited for.

If you do a lot of your work using Google apps like Google Docs and Sheets, Gemini could help increase your productivity.

Google's new image-to-video feature, powered by the Veo 3 video generation model, lets you transform any still image into an 8-second-long short clip.

Google Gemini cano now turn your images into videos. There is an 8-second limitation, though, but you do get sound as part of it.

At Samsung Unpacked, Google's senior VP of devices and services Rick Osterloh came onstage to announce Gemini-powered AI features for the new Samsung Z Fold 7. Google's existing Circle to Search feature on Samsung devices now includes AI Mode, which is a chatbot-style interface for searching based on images.

One aspect of AI that is rapidly developing is video generation, and Google has developed its Veo 3 model to focus on that. The tech giant has just added a new trick to Gemini and Veo, and that's the power to generate videos, eight seconds long, from a still image. It's not a new concept, but this is arguably the best execution of it yet.

Google’s Gemini app introduces image-to-video generation, allowing users to create videos from static images. Available for AI Pro and Ultra subscribers.

Washington: Google announced Friday the rollout of its new Image to Video feature powered by its AI assistant Gemini across the Middle East and

Samsung's Galaxy Buds 3 Pro are the first third-party earbuds to get a Gemini upgrade, but they won't be the last: Google has promised to bring Gemini to more Samsung headphones and to Sony ones, too.