Summary of "Es OFICIAL. El NUEVO OS para gobernarlos a TODOS"

Summary of Video: “Es OFICIAL. El NUEVO OS para gobernarlos a TODOS”

Announced by the company Nothing (known for phones with LED lights on the back).
Essential is a hyper-personalized operating system designed specifically for artificial intelligence and AI agents.
It aims to replace current OS ecosystems like Android, iOS, and even laptop OSs by focusing on AI-driven user interaction rather than traditional manual inputs.
The OS will deeply understand every detail of the user’s digital life to function effectively.
The first hardware device running Essential is expected in the second half of 2025.
A universal, final version of Essential is anticipated by the first half of 2027.
Essential represents a proposed generational shift in how operating systems function, moving away from user-driven interfaces to AI-managed experiences.

A testing platform launched by Nothing to allow users to create fully customized AI-powered apps without limitations.
Example: An app that knows the user’s closet, calendar events, and body model to generate outfit suggestions.
Apps created on Playground can be installed on Android devices.
The channel plans a dedicated video to explore Playground’s capabilities and test its potential as a next-gen platform.

Recently released update focusing on bug fixes.
Fixes include Wi-Fi and cellular connectivity issues on iPhone 17 models and camera-related bugs.
No major new features; mainly stability improvements.

Set for official release alongside the Galaxy S26 in January 2026.
Features a redesigned, cleaner interface with a new customizable control center (resizable elements, vertical sliders for volume and brightness).
Interface changes show some inspiration from iPhone’s design.
More details expected closer to launch, with a potential dedicated video planned.

Google Photos now allows users to create stickers by selecting subjects within photos.
This feature is currently exclusive to iPhone users, despite Google Photos being a flagship Android app.
The feature is similar to sticker creation tools in default iPhone and Samsung galleries.

Announced at Google I/O, integrates Gemini AI with Google Search.
Allows users to point their phone camera at objects and receive AI-powered search results with direct Google links.
Example: Searching for a TV manual by pointing the camera at the TV.
Early stage but shows promise for enhanced, context-aware search.

Google and Microsoft are enhancing cross-device experiences similar to Apple’s iOS/macOS handoff.
New feature allows users to continue using an Android app on Windows PC seamlessly.
Currently limited to mobile-to-PC direction, not vice versa.
Requires developers to make apps compatible with this functionality.

ChatGPT now supports in-app purchases.
Users can buy recommended products directly within the chat interface if linked to platforms like Shopify.
Raises concerns about potential biased recommendations due to commissions.
Represents a new monetization step for AI conversational platforms.

The primary speaker is a content creator from Topes de Gama Plus, a tech review and news channel.
Information and announcements are sourced from:
- Nothing company (Essential OS)
- Apple (iOS 26.0.1 update)
- Samsung (One UI 8.5 leak)
- Google (Google Photos update, Search Live feature)
- Microsoft and Google (Android/Windows integration)
- OpenAI (ChatGPT new shopping feature)

The video focuses on a major upcoming shift in operating systems with the launch of Essential, an AI-first OS.
Reviews and guides are hinted at for Essential Playground and Samsung’s One UI 8.5.
The video also covers minor but relevant updates in existing ecosystems (iOS, Android, Google Photos).
Highlights emerging AI-powered features in search and conversational AI platforms.
Encourages viewer engagement for opinions on the future of operating systems.