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A new One UI 8.5 firmware has made its way online for the Galaxy S25 Ultra, and it gives us our first proper look at the rumored Galaxy AI-powered notification summary feature. Well, perhaps “proper” isn't the right word: while the notification summary feature has been added, it doesn't currently work.
Still, this is the clearest confirmation yet that Samsung is working on making lengthy notifications easier to digest with the help of AI. The first time you pull down the notification panel in One UI 8.5, you’re greeted with a pop-up that explains the feature.
https://www.imeisource.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/Screenshot_20251001_234502_One-UI-Home.jpg
https://www.imeisource.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/Screenshot_20251002_000831_Settings.jpg
As mentioned, the feature isn’t functional yet. In the settings menu, there’s an option to choose which apps should be excluded from notification summaries, but for now, every installed app is listed by default, and there's no option to remove them.
Like many other AI features in One UI, notification summaries will rely on Google Cloud. That means they should work reliably once the official One UI 8.5 update rolls out and the feature is fully functional.
This story is developing…
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Still, this is the clearest confirmation yet that Samsung is working on making lengthy notifications easier to digest with the help of AI. The first time you pull down the notification panel in One UI 8.5, you’re greeted with a pop-up that explains the feature.
https://www.imeisource.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/Screenshot_20251001_234502_One-UI-Home.jpg
https://www.imeisource.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/Screenshot_20251002_000831_Settings.jpg
As mentioned, the feature isn’t functional yet. In the settings menu, there’s an option to choose which apps should be excluded from notification summaries, but for now, every installed app is listed by default, and there's no option to remove them.
Like many other AI features in One UI, notification summaries will rely on Google Cloud. That means they should work reliably once the official One UI 8.5 update rolls out and the feature is fully functional.
This story is developing…
The post AI notification summaries coming to Galaxy devices with One UI 8.5, here’s a peek appeared first on imeisource.