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Samsung is launching its Internet browser on Windows PCs with AI features like browsing assist, cross-device sync, and privacy tools, aiming to compete in the AI-driven web browser market, with a beta release starting October 30th in the US and South Korea.
Samsung has announced new devices including the Galaxy S25 FE smartphone and Galaxy Tab S11 series tablets, emphasizing their enhanced AI capabilities and hardware improvements. The company aims to expand Galaxy AI to 400 million users by the end of 2025, focusing on making AI features accessible and integrated into everyday device use, from smartphones to tablets.
The article highlights five useful Galaxy AI features on Samsung phones, including AI Select for calendar management, Object Eraser for photo editing, Instant Slow-mo for video, AI Wallpapers for customization, and Gemini Live for AI assistance, all of which enhance user experience by making tasks easier and more efficient.
Samsung's One UI 8 introduces a new Voice Captioning feature within its Galaxy AI suite, capable of real-time speech-to-text conversion, translation, and summarization, with the ability to save media. Currently available only in China, users can manually install an APK to access it, though it may have stability issues and is not officially supported worldwide yet.
Samsung has confirmed that all Galaxy AI features available by default on Samsung phones will remain free forever, although some features powered by Google Gemini may become paid in the future. The company clarified that its own AI features like Audio Eraser and Live Translate will not require payment, ensuring ongoing free access for users, while Google may introduce charges for its advanced AI capabilities.
Samsung reports that 70% of Galaxy S25 users utilize Galaxy AI features, with increasing adoption across various tools like Circle to Search, Photo Assist, and Now Brief. The company aims to expand Galaxy AI experiences to over 400 million devices by the end of 2025, including phones, watches, and tablets, with new devices like Galaxy Z Fold 7, Z Flip 7, and Galaxy Watch 8 integrating advanced AI features such as Google Gemini.
Samsung has become the first OEM to launch phones with Android 16 out of the box, including Galaxy Z Fold 7, Z Flip 7, and Z Flip7 FE, which run on One UI 8. The company also announced plans to power 400 million devices with Galaxy AI by the end of 2025 and confirmed the development of a triple-screen foldable phone, the Galaxy G Fold, though its release depends on consumer demand. Additionally, Samsung showcased its latest gadgets through unboxing videos and highlighted its rapid Android update rollout, especially for the new devices.
Samsung has announced that it will not charge for Galaxy AI features provided by default on supported devices until the end of 2025, despite rumors of potential subscription plans, and will continue to offer these AI features for free during this period.
Samsung is still finalizing its plans for a paid subscription model for Galaxy AI features, expected to be announced at the upcoming Unpacked event, with some features remaining free and others requiring payment, likely starting in 2026.
Samsung is reportedly developing a new feature called Audio Eraser for its One UI 7.1 update, which uses Galaxy AI to remove unwanted sounds like wind noise from videos. This feature may be limited to high-end Galaxy devices and could debut with the Galaxy S25 series. It allows users to adjust the volume of various sounds in a video, enhancing audio clarity.
OpenAI is in discussions with Samsung to integrate its ChatGPT technology into Samsung's Galaxy AI features, which are already present in hundreds of millions of devices. This potential collaboration could expand OpenAI's reach in the mobile device market, similar to its existing partnership with Apple. However, Samsung must balance this with its ongoing partnership with Google, which also provides AI technology for Samsung's devices.
Samsung's One UI 6 has been out for a year, and while many features have been highlighted, some remain underappreciated. A recent video explores five lesser-known features of One UI 6, including enhancements in the Gallery app, File Manager, and quick toggles. As anticipation builds for One UI 7 and the Galaxy S25 series, Samsung continues to innovate with updates like Galaxy AI and expanded One UI availability on TVs.
Samsung's latest One UI 6.1.1 software, featuring new Galaxy AI upgrades, is expected to roll out to older Galaxy devices including the Galaxy S22, S23, S24 series, Galaxy Z Fold 4, 5, and 6, Galaxy Z Flip 4, 5, and 6, and Galaxy Tab S8 and S9 series. The update introduces features like Sketch to Image, Portrait Studio, and enhanced Live Translation, although official confirmation from Samsung is still pending.
Samsung's new Galaxy AI, showcased at its Paris Unpacked event, introduces features like Sketch to Image, Interpreter, and Composer, aiming to outpace Apple's upcoming AI enhancements in iOS 18. While Samsung's AI tools are impressive and set to launch first, Apple's deep integration and unique features like Genmoji and Image Playground offer strong competition. The initial edge goes to Samsung, but the AI battle between the tech giants is far from over.
Samsung has announced the One UI 6 Watch update for its Wear OS-based Galaxy Watches, introducing Galaxy AI-powered health tips and new features like Energy Score and enhanced sleep tracking. The update, which will be available later this year for Galaxy Watch models from 4 to 6, aims to provide personalized health insights and improved workout tracking.