Won Joon Cho, Samsung’s vice president and head of Mobile RanDD’s mobile experience business, confirmed that the company’s next foldable phone will feature Galaxy AI. The South Korean company plans to launch the next-generation Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6 next month.
“We will optimize the Galaxy AI experience for future foldable devices to deliver an entirely new and unique AI experience,” Chu said in a blog post.
“Our foldable device is the most versatile and flexible form factor in a Samsung Galaxy and when combined with Galaxy AI, it opens up completely new possibilities,” he added.
What is Samsung Galaxy AI?
Samsung introduced Galaxy AI with the Galaxy S24 series. As part of the Galaxy AI suite, Samsung has introduced several features including text generated on the Samsung keyboard, live translation on the phone, live transcription, photo and video editing based on artificial intelligence, circular search in Google Lens, transcription support, Notes etc presents other cases. It provides the following functionality. help etc
Samsung Live Translate is now available in other third-party messaging apps
Cho said in a blog post that Samsung will soon expand Live Translation to other third-party messaging apps to support voice calls. Users can experience seamless communication without having to worry about privacy issues such as sharing personal information outside the phone during live translation, he said.
For those who don’t know, Samsung’s Live Translation feature provides real-time translations when you make a call or send a text message. In other words, this AI feature automatically translates voice calls, face-to-face conversations, and text messages into your preferred language.
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