Samsung released a series of Galaxy S24 smartphones with artificial intelligence features. The South Korean company has announced that it will bring Galaxy AI to more smartphones and tablets with One UI 6.1.
With the One UI 6.1 update, the following popular Galaxy AI features are available to more users around the world.
• You can search Google with a circle
• Chat support
• Translator
• Direct translation
• Help
• Help with transcription
• View support
• Formative correction
• Change the offer.
• Wallpapers created by artificial intelligence
These Samsung smartphones and tablets get Galaxy AI features
According to Samsung, Galaxy AI will be extended to the Galaxy S22 series, the Galaxy Z Fold4 and Galaxy Z Flip4 foldable phones, and the Galaxy Tab S8 series of tablets. Updates to the Galaxy S22 and Galaxy Z Fold4 series will start rolling out in early May. , Galaxy Z Flip4 and Galaxy Tab S8 series.
“Galaxy AI unifies communication by providing direct messaging capabilities in any language. Traveling abroad no longer has to be a difficult task, as the translator converts your text into translated text on a split screen. Live Translator provides instant voice and text translation via phone calls. “While chat is supported, it helps users send messages in different languages and customize the voice of the messages,” the company said in a statement.
With Google’s Circle to Search feature, users can highlight any text or image on the screen and Google will find it. Note Assist helps users simplify organizational tasks with automatic formatting and summarization functions.
Last week it was reported that Samsung is rolling out the One UI 6.1 update to older models. Galaxy AI features are said to be coming to Samsung’s 2022 and 2021 flagships.
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