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The launch of the Samsung Galaxy S24 also marked the beginning of Galaxy AI technology, which offers productive artificial intelligence options on these devices. The features coming to
The launch of the Samsung Galaxy S24 also marked the beginning of Galaxy AI technology, which offers productive artificial intelligence options on these devices. The features coming to other devices, mostly from Google and some exclusive, are promising, but it wasn’t clear which Samsung devices they would be available on.
Now we know. Samsung has confirmed that Galaxy AI will be available now: specific and limited choice— from Galaxy family devices like the S24 Ultra, and there’s a clear requirement: No models released before 2023 will currently have these options.
Actually there is an additional requirement: only the latest high-end products They will have these AI functions. In addition to the aforementioned Samsung Galaxy S24, the list of mobile phones and tablets that will have Galaxy AI will be as follows:
- Galaxy Z Fold5
- Galaxy Z Flip5
- Galaxy S23 Ultra
- Galaxy S23+
- Galaxy S23
- Galaxy S23 FE
- Galaxy Tab S9
- Galaxy Tab S9+
- Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra
It is of course surprising that relatively new models such as the Galaxy S22 or Galaxy S22 Ultra do not have access to this option (at least for now), but Samsung wanted to clarify the reason here.
Patrick Chomet, Samsung’s head of customer experience, explained this to TechRadar: “We want to ensure that over time our AI experiences can be powered by performance [móvil]” and of course both CPU and GPU They must be strong enough so the experience is fluid.
This executive added: “We’re learning for now; we’re taking it step by step. We know Galaxy AI works well on the Galaxy S24 series, and we know it will work well in the future.” [la serie Galaxy S23]. “But we don’t know how intense the use of AI will be for the average customer or how it will impact resources on the device and in the cloud.”
Therefore, Samsung wants to take it step by step and not underestimate these functions unless they are sure that the experience will not be enough. Of course, this is the argument they convey, but there is another argument that is obvious to users: With this strategy, They are forcing their customers to renew their terminals or be deprived of such options.
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Emma Ortiz is a gadget expert and author at Div Bracket. She provides in-depth coverage of the latest and greatest in consumer technology, offering readers an inside look at the latest trends and innovations in the world of gadgets.
