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08/04/2026 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 08/04/2026 16:13

What Can You Do With Gemini on Galaxy Watch Ultra2 and Galaxy Watch9

Last year, Samsung introduced the world's first smartwatches with Gemini, bringing Google's AI assistant to Galaxy Watch for natural conversations, quick answers, and everyday tasks. Galaxy Galaxy Watch Ultra2 and Galaxy Watch9 expand that experience with a new way to make interacting with Gemini even more seamless.

What's New With Gemini on Galaxy Watch Ultra2 and Galaxy Watch9?

Galaxy Watch Ultra2 and Galaxy Watch9 introduce a new, intuitive Raise to Talk gesture.1 Instead of pressing a button or saying a wake phrase, simply raise your wrist toward your mouth and start speaking. The new gesture makes it easier to access Gemini when reaching for your phone isn't convenient, helping you get things done with less interruption.

What Can You Do With Gemini on Galaxy Watch?

Once you've launched Gemini, you can use natural language to complete multistep actions, find information, and interact with compatible apps - all from your wrist.

Here are just a few of the ways Gemini can help throughout your day:

Stay connected: Send messages, summarize emails, and initiate phone calls without reaching for your phone.

Get organized: Create reminders, manage tasks, and add events to your calendar.

Manage your smart home: Adjust compatible SmartThings-connected2 lights, speakers, thermostats, TVs, and other supported devices.

Navigate with confidence: Get directions, check transit and flight schedules, and discover nearby restaurants or activities.

Get information quickly: Check the forecast, sports scores, and other helpful updates while you're on the go.

Enjoy music and media: Start music, podcasts, and compatible media playback with a simple request.

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