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Samsung’s most useful Galaxy AI features are expanding with support for more languages

Unlike a lot of AI features, most of Samsung’s Galaxy AI tools are genuinely useful. Transcript, Call, and Note Assist are awesome tools, and Samsung is bringing those and more to more users and languages. more…

Samsung’s most useful Galaxy AI features are expanding with support for more languages

Samsung's Galaxy AI features are gaining more support across various languages. The smart tools, including Transcript, Call, and Note Assist, have been useful additions to Samsung's Galaxy S series with improved One UI versions. Call Assist, in particular, has proven to be a valuable addition, with its features expanding to other tools and making the devices more functional.

Recently, Samsung announced that Galaxy AI features have added support for Hungarian and Malay. Most of Galaxy AI's functions now support 24 languages in total, with Bixby joining the list and adding Thai, Polish, and Vietnamese support, bringing its total to 12. These language expansions don't just benefit those who speak the added languages, as most of these tools are designed to bridge language gaps and can be used in more situations.

Samsung confirms that these new languages won't be available immediately, but expect Galaxy AI to roll out support for more regions "in the coming weeks." The exact timing is not specified, but it is likely to happen soon. For more news, tune into 9to5Google on YouTube.

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