Forget chatbots and magic erasers – my big AI wish for 2025 is far more practical. While tech giants like Apple, Google, and Samsung are racing to showcase flashy AI tools, I find myself longing for simpler, more context-aware features that actually improve daily life. Sure, Genmoji and AI-generated wallpapers are fun for social media, but what about tools that make commuting or everyday planning less of a hassle?
Take Apple’s AI-enhanced features – I love that my Tesco Clubcard appears automatically when I enter the store, but why can’t my iPhone tell me when my next train is due? Real-time, context-aware notifications that memorize frequent routes and display train schedules could save valuable time. This is the kind of AI-driven assistance I’d welcome in 2025.
Honor’s Magic Portal is a step in the right direction, streamlining app switching with a simple swipe, but there’s room for more. Why wait for me to input data when AI can predict the information I need and present it proactively? The goal isn’t more screen time – it’s getting what I need faster so I can move on with my day.
In 2025, I’m hoping phone manufacturers shift focus to AI tools that enhance the mundane aspects of life – because sometimes, the most boring solutions are the most valuable.
