Google One AI Premium is coming to more Android phones.
found code in the Google app that referenced " Xiaomi " alongside other models that currently offer some form of a Google One Premium trial, which includes Gemini Advanced.
"Samsung”, “Pixel” and “Moto” are all mentioned along with Xiaomi. Although the Xiaomi 15 Ultra is not specifically mentioned, the phone’s potential launch next week suggests it will come a bundled Google One subscription.Google’s Gemini Advanced offer is not one size fits all. Naturally, Google users are given the best promotion, with Pixel 9 and Pixel 9 Pro owners receiving a 12-month free trial of the AI Premium plan, which is worth $240 per year.
I imagine Xiaomi buyers will get between three and six months of Google One AI Premium, with Google reserving the longest free trials for its own hardware. The logic with these staggered options is that if a consumer isn’t going to buy a Pixel, then the next best thing for Google is to make them acquainted with the company’s software suite.There is a clear arms race between the three major smartphone manufacturers to spread their respective mobile AI systems as far and wide as possible.
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