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Android Police writer Jade Bryan Jardinico says Gemini’s growing Android toolkit let them remove 12 apps and reclaim roughly 10GB of storage. The replacements included light photo editing, language practice, note organisation and creating or converting files.
Why it mattersThe account has useful specifics: Gemini can edit photos from prompts, work with Keep Notes and create downloadable documents and spreadsheets. Jardinico also says Gemini is not a full substitute for language-learning apps, and its file tools produce Google-centric formats. That is one writer’s experience, not a promise that every phone will shed 10GB. Still, it’s a practical snapshot of Gemini moving beyond chat and into jobs people previously handled with separate apps.
Discuss: Would you replace several specialist apps with one AI assistant, or keep separate tools for tasks where you need more control?
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