I tested Google's Veo 2 video generator on an Android phone - the results left me very conflicted

Prakhar Khanna/ZDNET It's not far-fetched to say that AI features on phones have been underwhelming for the most part. The Samsung Galaxy S24 kicked off the era of AI phones last year, and Apple followed suit with Apple Intelligence. While Samsung offers a solid set of features with Galaxy AI, Apple is yet to make a mark with Apple Intelligence -- even opting to pull back on its machine-enhanced ambitions going into WWDC. Also: You should use these 10 personal safety features on your Pixel phone (before it's too late) No matter which phone you buy in 2025, you're likely to get similar AI features, including some form of image object eraser, AI summary for text and audio, translation, etc. None of these have been game-changing for me, but I may have finally found something that sticks. Enter the Honor 400, the world's first phone with Google's Veo 2 image-to-video generator baked in. Here's why that's a big deal. How Veo 2 works on the phone For starters, the Honor 400 isn't the m ... Read full article.