Samsung unveiled its latest flagship Galaxy S24 series at its Unpacked event.

The key topic of the conference was AI and how the Galaxy S24 series brings the “new era of mobile AI”.

One of the notable features shown at the event was ‘Live Translate’. We’ve known about the feature for a while now through leaks and rumors, and Samsung finally showed off what the feature looks like in action.

The feature requires no third-party apps and works natively, with two-way voice and text translations of phone calls in real time.

‘Interpreter’, on the other hand, helps users translate live conversations in a split-screen view, allowing two people speaking different languages ​​to converse. Plus, it works without mobile data or Wi-Fi.

Additionally, the AI ​​built into the Samsung keyboard can also translate messages, emails, and more in real time in 13 languages.

The AI ​​features of the S24 series can also help you stay organized. Samsung Notes now has a ‘Note Assist’ tool that can generate summaries, note templates with pre-made formats, create cover pages to make notes easy to discover, and more. For voice recordings, users can use ‘Transcript Assist’ to transcribe, summarize and translate recordings using speech-to-text technology.

The ‘Circle to Search’ feature that was leaked on January 15 has also been confirmed. Basically, the feature allows you to circle, highlight, doodle, or tap anything on the screen of your Galaxy S24 series smartphone to find search results.

“If you see a beautiful landmark in the background of your friend’s social media post, or a surprising and fun fact in YouTube Shorts, you can learn faster, without having to leave the app you’re in,” Samsung wrote to describe the feature.

On the camera side, Samsung has introduced a ‘ProVisual Engine‘, a set of artificial intelligence tools to enhance the user’s image capturing capabilities. The company says the Galaxy S24 Ultra features a ‘Quad Tele System’ that combines the phone’s 50-megapixel sensor with a new 5x optical zoom lens, an adaptive pixel sensor, and improved digital zoom.

This system allows users to zoom up to 10x with optical-like quality performance and up to 100x with ‘enhanced digital zoom’.

Once you’ve taken a photo, you can edit it with what Samsung calls “Galaxy AI editing tools.” For example, ‘Edit Suggestions’ uses Galaxy AI to recommend appropriate settings for each photo, while ‘Generative Edit‘ uses generative AI to fill in parts of the image background. Additionally, whenever generative AI is used, a watermark will be added to the image and its metadata, to indicate that the image has been altered.

Lastly, Samsung said it will give users the power to adjust Advanced Intelligence settings to decide how much data they want to use for AI features and opt out of online data processing if they want.

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