Samsung Bixby now lets you ‘accept call’ without saying ‘Hi, Bixby’

Similar to Google Assistant, Samsung also has a Galaxy-exclusive assistant app called Bixby. Today, Samsung started rolling out the June 2022 update to the Bixby app, which will now allow users to accept the incoming call without waking it up by saying “Hi, Bixby”.

Samsung Bixby v3.2.14.0 update comes with a hefty package size of 54.25MB. This new release brings the ability to let users pick up phone calls by just saying “accept call”, making you free of the need to say “Hi, Bixby.” In addition, you can also stop the alarm without waking up the Samsung assistant.

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The company confirmed that the feature is currently rolling out for English (US) and Korean languages on the Galaxy S22, Galaxy Z Flip 3, and Galaxy Z Fold 3 smartphone users. Also, more Galaxy devices will gain support for this feature in the coming days.

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Easily, you can access and enable the latest Samsung Bixby feature by heading to the Bixby settings > Turn on ‘Talk to Bixby without wake-up.’ Once done, the assistant will automatically start listening to your while there’s an incoming call or an alarm ringing.

Aside from this, it also includes additional functional improvements and bug fixes. While the update is officially available for select models, you need to wait in case you aren’t using a Galaxy S22, Galaxy Z Fold 3, or Galaxy Z Flip 3. For more details, check the changelog below.

Samsung Bixby 3.2.14.0 Changelog

• Whenever there’s an incoming call or an alarm ringing, you can accept the call or stop the alarm without waking-up Bixby.
• In case of an incoming call, just say “accept call” without needing to say “Hi, Bixby” first.
• This feature is currently supported in English (US) and Korean and available on the Galaxy S22, Z Flip 3 and the Z Fold 3.
• Support for additional models will be added soon.
• Bixby settings > Turn on ‘Talk to Bixby without wake-up’, Bixby automatically listens to you while there’s an incoming call or an alarm ringing.
• Additionally, functional improvements and bug fixes have been applied