Galaxy S23 Series Gets Brainy: AI Features Coming in March Update!

February 22, 2024 By Jozeph P

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Photo by Allison Johnson / The Verge The latest AI features, which debuted with the Samsung Galaxy S24 series, will soon be available on earlier handsets. Prepare for a March update from One UI 6.1 that will add intelligence to the S23 series, new foldables, and tablets. For the time being, an S24 is required to perform the most impressive AI stunts, although this is changing. The S23 family, which includes the S23 FE, will get access to Google's Circle to Search tool, live translation, and incredible photo and video editing capabilities when Samsung's AI magic is applied to them in late March. With this update, the goal of bringing AI to a staggering 100 million phones this year is well underway. The Galaxy Tab S9 group and the Galaxy Z Fold and Z Flip 5 are also joining the AI party. You're going to be in for a treat whether you're using a powerful tablet or a foldable masterpiece. Also Read: Exploring Matter Casting: A New Frontier in Media Casting Technology Speaking of those AI characteristics now. Although they may not be for everyone, who doesn't enjoy a little additional magic on their phone? But, if you are not interested in using the AI features, no problem. Just turn them off! You have an option for that as well. How convenient. However, One UI 6.1 is more than simply AI. Along with several amazing non-AI improvements, it also includes the fantastic new unified Quick Share and lock-screen widgets. Thus, this update is well worth the wait, regardless of whether you're an AI aficionado or just searching for a general boost. Galaxy fam, mark your calendars! March is going to become extremely intelligent. And don't forget, you know what to do in late March if you want the newest AI intelligence on your outdated device. Avoid missing out!

By Jozeph P

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