On its forum, Samsung announced that the new features announced for the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Flip 6 will also be available for other Galaxy smartphones, including the Galaxy S23 series, the Galaxy Z Flip 5 and Fold 5, and older models. Features such as portrait studio, sketch-to-image and overlay translation are powered by Galaxy AI, a suite of artificial intelligence (AI) services for Samsung smartphones.
Samsung’s Galaxy AI is coming to older smartphones
In a post on the Samsung Korean forum, Samsung announced that the Flex video camera and autozoom features first introduced on the Galaxy Z Flip 6 will also be included on the Flip 5. Additionally, the Instant Slomo feature will also be available on last year’s foldable devices, the Galaxy S23 series and the Galaxy Tab S9 series.
In addition to the camera-centric features, Samsung brings Portrait Studio, Live Effects, Sketch-to-Picture and Motion Capture to the Galaxy Z Fold 4, Flip 4 and later, the Galaxy S23 series and later, and the Galaxy Tab To do. S8 and S9 series. Additionally, Galaxy Photo Editor and Overlay Translation features will be available on the above models.
Samsung says the Astro Portrait feature will also be available on the Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S24 series.
Samsung has now announced the release date, but these new features are part of the One UI 6.1.1 update that Samsung unveiled for its Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Flip 6 smartphones during its Galaxy Unpacked event on June 10. It is believed that the technology is expected to reach older Samsung phones in the coming weeks.
Samsung plans to produce a smartphone with artificial intelligence
The development comes amid reports that Samsung’s upcoming AI smartphones could be “very different”. Speaking to the Australian Financial Review, TM Roh, president and head of mobile experience (MX) at Samsung Electronics, said the South Korean tech company is now “fundamentally different” from Samsung’s smartphones. He said, adding that the company is focusing on producing new smartphones with artificial intelligence. Telephone available”
Samsung officials said a “large portion” of research and development efforts will also be directed toward developing these new devices.
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