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Your OnePlus phone might soon get a handy new Gemini feature (APK teardown)

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Your OnePlus phone might soon get a handy new Gemini feature (APK teardown)

Dhruv Bhutani / Android Authority

TL;DR

  • Strings within the newest Google app beta reference OnePlus Thoughts Area integration.
  • Thoughts Area is a OnePlus app for saving notes, articles, screenshots, and different on-screen content material.
  • This might let Gemini shortly retrieve saved objects, although there’s no indication of a rollout but.

Gemini might be getting a new trick on sure OnePlus gadgets. Within the newest beta of the Google app (16.31.75.sa.arm64), we discovered strings suggesting the AI assistant might soon be capable to entry content material saved in OnePlus Thoughts Area.

Thoughts Area is designed as a private digital locker the place it can save you and arrange objects out of your display, from an article you wish to learn later to a screenshot of a recipe. With this potential integration, Gemini may pull straight from Thoughts Area that will help you recall what you’ve saved, fairly than having to dig by the app your self.

Listed below are the related strings we noticed:

Code

Do extra together with your OPlus gadget. Gemini can now entry notes, articles, screenshots, and extra saved on the Thoughts Area app discovered in your OPlus gadget, so you'll be able to shortly recall vital data.
Save extra time with Thoughts Area

Oddly, the textual content refers to “OPlus” as a substitute of “OnePlus.” It’s unclear whether or not that’s intentional or just a quirk within the code. Both manner, the point out is tied on to Thoughts Area integration, and this might all the time be tweaked earlier than any future replace.

Google typically seeds code for options effectively prematurely, and a few by no means make it previous testing. But when it does arrive, it may make Thoughts Area way more helpful by letting Gemini floor OnePlus house owners’ saved content material on demand.

⚠️ An APK teardown helps predict options that will arrive on a service sooner or later based mostly on work-in-progress code. Nevertheless, it’s attainable that such predicted options could not make it to a public launch.

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