The Samsung Galaxy S25 could adopt two amazing features from the Pixel 9 Pro.
Accident detection and one year of free advanced artificial intelligence.
The Samsung Galaxy S25 series is expected to be officially announced in the coming weeks, paving the way for the Galaxy S25, S25 Plus, and Galaxy S25 Ultra versions. Recently, rumors have emerged suggesting that this new line of devices will incorporate innovative features, including accident detection, a system already found in the Google Pixel 9 models and the iPhone 16.
Leaked code elements indicate that the Galaxy S25 Ultra includes references to this functionality, which could be implemented similarly to how Apple and Google do it, using sensor readings and advanced technologies to identify a car accident. This would allow the user to contact emergency services with a simple touch.
Furthermore, it’s rumored that the Galaxy S25 devices could include a one-year free trial of the Google Gemini Advanced service, which offers enhanced access to artificial intelligence tools optimized for logical reasoning, coding, and mathematics. In the context of the Samsung ecosystem, the new models may also present advancements in their own suite of artificial intelligence tools.
At the same time, it is speculated that Apple might be considering a camera design inspired by the Google Pixel for the iPhone 17, suggesting that major brands are influencing each other in their technological developments.
With the imminent arrival of the Galaxy S25 series, tech enthusiasts will be keenly awaiting the final details and features that Samsung will unveil at its launch.
