Google’s Gemini has become even more powerful. Until now, it could generate text, images, videos, and code. With the latest update, Gemini can now create full songs, including lyrics and music, and even design album art. All it takes is a text or image prompt, and Gemini turns it into a complete track.

This new feature is powered by Google DeepMind’s Lyria 3, a text-to-audio AI model. Earlier versions of Lyria could only make short instrumental clips or experimental music.

Now, Gemini can create 30-second songs that sound like real music, with layered instruments and melodies. It can also generate lyrics, so each track is a complete musical piece.

Source – Samsung

Also, Google has made sure that copyright issues are avoided. Each AI-generated track comes with a hidden SynthID to show it was created by AI. The songs are checked against existing music to prevent copying. The company also says that it trained Gemini without copying artists’ work.

The new music feature is available in multiple languages, including English, Hindi, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, and Spanish. It works for both free and paid Gemini users, although available credits depend on the subscription. The feature is also coming to Dream Track for YouTube Shorts to make it easier for creators to make music quickly.

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Samsung is ready to launch the Galaxy S26 series on February 25, 2026. Ahead of the official launch, many leaks and rumors have already shared details about these new phones. Now, a fresh leak has revealed an interesting Galaxy AI feature of the Galaxy S26 series that may make photo editing much easier for users.

A well-known tipster, @thatjoshguy69, revealed the Galaxy S26 series will bring a new Galaxy AI feature. The new feature has been spotted in the Tips section –  Transform photos with prompts and image clips.

This new feature will let users edit photos by simply typing what they want. In the Photo Assist tool, there will be a text box where you can write instructions like adding an object, removing something, or changing parts of the image. Then, the AI will understand the text and edit the image automatically. 

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Users will also be able to take objects from other photos and add them to a new picture. You just need to describe how you want the final image to look. The AI will naturally mix everything so the photo looks real.

In addition, there is a useful option for sketching. By tapping the Brush icon, users can draw something on the photo. It can be a simple, rough drawing. The AI will then turn that sketch into a realistic object that matches the image.

The Galaxy S26 series will come with stable One UI 8.5 software. This means the new AI photo editing feature will be included in One UI 8.5. Right now, One UI 8.5 is being tested in public beta for the Galaxy S25 series. Stay tuned for more information.

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