Last January, at the launch of the Galaxy S24, much of the attention was actually for the Galaxy AISamsung’s own implementation of AI in its high-end devices, born out of a collaboration signed between Google and Samsung to bring the potential of the Gemini Nano with Google’s own features like Circle to Search to the Korean tech ecosystem.

In his debut, as we told you then, Galaxy AI debuted in the devices featured in this Galaxy Unpacked, but the Korean already told us that it will not be limited to them. So here we have told you on which other devices it has been officially announced that you can enjoy AI features, a deployment that began at the end of March with the release of One UI 6.1, a move that allowed its arrival in the Galaxy S23 series. , the Galaxy Tab S9 tablet and the foldable Galaxy Z Fold5 and Z Flip5.

However, and as my colleague Isidro pointed out in the news about which devices Galaxy IA will reach, It didn’t make sense (from a technical point of view) that it did it on the Galaxy S23 FE but not the Galaxy S22, as they share much of their specifications. So if Samsung decided to limit it to the previous generation, it would be a measure taken for commercial reasons, which would certainly not sit well with S22 users.

The good news is that it is indeed confirmed that this technology will hit more devices, namely 8 according to the press release published Samsung, which confirms that the Galaxy AI will come to the Galaxy family on the 22nd. And the deployment doesn’t stop there, it will also be a leap to the previous generation of foldable devices as well as a high-end tablet. This is the complete list of devices that will receive Galaxy AI in the upcoming update:

• Samsung Galaxy S22
• Samsung Galaxy S22+
• Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra
• Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4
• Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4
• Samsung Galaxy Tab S8
• Samsung Galaxy Tab S8+
• Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra

And with regard to features you will receiveare as follows:

• Circle to search.
• Chat assistant, interpreter.
• Live translator.
• Notes assistant.
• Transcription Assistant.
• Navigation assistant.
• Generative editing.
• Editing proposals.
• Wallpaper generated by artificial intelligence.

This list is also good news, and one possibility that was up in the air was that only a small set of features available in the latest devices would make it to the previous generations, which in the end did not happen. Of course, users of these devices will have to wait a little longer to enjoy the Galaxy AI features Their deployment will begin for them in early May..

Now, the big question is whether Galaxy AI’s reach ends here, or if Samsung is considering transferring it, perhaps to a limited extent, to previous generations. It seems quite likely that the correct answer is the former, but Samsung would undoubtedly score a big point if it brought it to the Galaxy S21.