These Galaxy AI features are getting a language boost
Key Galaxy AI features are about to become even more useful.
Live Translate is just one of the tools getting a language upgrade. | Image by PhoneArena
Whether you like it or not, Galaxy AI is one of the most advanced on-device AI platforms. With a set of tools and features, it helps Samsung phone users make daily interactions surprisingly effortless. And now, thanks to its latest update, Galaxy AI is about to get just a bit more powerful.
Samsung expands Galaxy AI and Bixby language support
Bixby is about to become better at understanding you in your own language. | Image by Samsung
With continued focus on making everyday communication easier, Samsung announces Galaxy AI and Bixby are getting support for more languages. The tech giant will kick things off by adding Hungarian and Malay to Interpreter, Live Translate, Note Assist, Call Assist, and Transcript Assist.
In other words, these five Galaxy AI tools will now support 24 languages in total, helping Samsung phone owners break the barriers of multi-language communication.
The new Galaxy AI update brings more languages to Now Nudge as well, adding support for Romanian, Hungarian, Turkish, Dutch, Gujarati, Filipino, Swedish, and Malay. With these additions, Now Nudge supports 24 languages as well.
On top of that, the South Korean tech giant is making it more convenient for users speaking Polish, Vietnamese, and Thai to interact with Bixby. This means you can get intuitive help with settings and more, all in your own language.
With these three languages added, Bixby now supports 12 languages:
In other words, these five Galaxy AI tools will now support 24 languages in total, helping Samsung phone owners break the barriers of multi-language communication.
On top of that, the South Korean tech giant is making it more convenient for users speaking Polish, Vietnamese, and Thai to interact with Bixby. This means you can get intuitive help with settings and more, all in your own language.
With these three languages added, Bixby now supports 12 languages:
- English
- French
- Italian
- German
- Chinese
- Korean
- Polish
- Japanese
- Spanish
- Portuguese
- Vietnamese
- Thai
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Apple or Samsung: which one delivers better translation tools?
That said, there are some differences worth mentioning. Apple lets iPhone users get live translation features during FaceTime calls, keeping it exclusive to its ecosystem. On the other hand, Samsung has its Call Assist feature built right into the Phone app, allowing you to translate supported phone calls in real time.
Ultimately, there's no telling whether Apple's approach is better than Samsung's or vice versa. As I see it, both have plenty of strengths and some weaknesses. So, it all boils down to whether you use an iPhone or a Galaxy phone.
When can you expect the update to become available?
Hopefully, you won't have to wait long to get the language boost. | Image by Samsung
Getting support for new languages is definitely welcome, as it can help users connect even if they don't speak the same language. But what's even better is that you may not have to wait months to get the update.
Samsung claims it'll initially roll out Bixby's new languages starting October 14. It may take a bit longer to release the Galaxy AI update, though the tech giant claims that should happen in the coming weeks. You may have to download some of the new Galaxy AI languages as language packs via Settings.
Keep in mind that exact timing for the update may vary from region to region. Typically, Samsung rolls out updates in its home market and the US before introducing them to a global audience.
Samsung claims it'll initially roll out Bixby's new languages starting October 14. It may take a bit longer to release the Galaxy AI update, though the tech giant claims that should happen in the coming weeks. You may have to download some of the new Galaxy AI languages as language packs via Settings.
Keep in mind that exact timing for the update may vary from region to region. Typically, Samsung rolls out updates in its home market and the US before introducing them to a global audience.
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