Oppo has hinted at an international release for its Reno14 series, previously launched in China. This speculation arises from a press release highlighting collaboration with Google’s Gemini AI, which isn’t available in China. The Reno14 will integrate Gemini with Oppo’s built-in apps like Notes, Calendar, and Clock, allowing it to pull information and take actions. This functionality is similar to features on Samsung devices and includes “multi-app journeys,” such as summarizing documents or capturing steps from YouTube recipes and saving them directly to Oppo Notes or Calendar.
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Oppo has essentially confirmed, albeit indirectly, that the Reno14 series, launched in the Chinese market earlier this month, will see an international release (which isn’t always guaranteed for the Reno lineup, given that there’s a new launch in China approximately every six months).
While this remains speculative, it’s grounded in a recent press release from Oppo highlighting its partnership with Google’s Gemini AI for the Reno14 series. Since Google applications are not available in China, that leads us to our conclusion.
Oppo mentions that for the Reno14 devices, Gemini will soon integrate with its built-in applications, such as Notes, Calendar, and Clock. It will gather information from these apps and perform tasks on your behalf. We’ve observed similar features in Samsung devices, so it’s encouraging to see this capability expanding across different brands.
Gemini will also enable “multi-app journeys”—for instance, you can instruct Gemini to summarize a lengthy document and save that summary directly in Oppo Notes. Alternatively, you could “capture important steps from recipe tutorials on YouTube” by directing Gemini to save them into Oppo Notes. Additionally, after arranging travel plans, you can request Gemini to add them to your Oppo Calendar.
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