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4 AI and Connectivity features that make your Galaxy Buds smarter
Do you want to make your Galaxy Buds smarter and more connected? Samsung recently announced a software update that will let you do just that. The update allows Galaxy Buds users to enjoy some of the Galaxy AI features that were previously exclusive to the Galaxy S24 series.
Notably, new features are only compatible with Galaxy Buds 2 Pro, Buds 2, and Buds FE. Samsung said that it will continue to develop the Galaxy Buds series to provide users with seamless connectivity and the best sound anytime, anywhere.
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Here are four Galaxy AI and connectivity features that you can now use with your Galaxy Buds.
Interpreter:
The Interpreter feature lets you have real-time conversations in different languages with the help of your Galaxy Buds and your Galaxy S24 smartphone. You can hear the translation through the Buds, while the other person can hear it through the smartphone speaker.
You can also switch the order of speech by touching the Buds. This feature is perfect for traveling or meeting new people from different cultures.
Auracast:
The feature lets you share the same audio source with multiple Galaxy Buds 2 Pro devices. You can use this feature not only on TVs but also on smartphones and tablets, including the Galaxy S24 series.
360 Audio
This feature creates a realistic and immersive sound experience by tracking your head movements. You can use this feature not only on smartphones and tablets but also on TVs. This feature is ideal for enjoying your favorite shows, movies, or games with a surround sound effect.
Auto Switch:
The Auto Switch feature automatically switches the connection of your Galaxy Buds to the Galaxy smartphone when a call comes in. You can also use this feature on laptops, including the Galaxy Book 4 series. This feature is convenient for staying connected and productive across different Samsung devices.
Samsung is regularly working to make the One UI 7 beta available for Galaxy devices as the testing is already underway. A new report has surfaced online revealing that the Samsung Galaxy S24+ has been spotted on the GeekBench platform running Android 15 with One UI 7.
A well-known tipster @tarunvats has shared a screenshot on his Twitter account showing the performance of the Samsung Galaxy S24+ with One UI 7 as it appeared on GeekBench.
According to leaked benchmark scores, the device achieved a single-core score of 2114 and a multi-core score of 6616, indicating the development of next-level capabilities.
BREAKING ‼️
The Galaxy S24 Plus is rocking Android 15 & One UI 7 on GeekBench!
Single-core: 2114
Multi-core: 6616Retweet to spread the news!https://t.co/FyMJMIaIeu#GalaxyS24 #OneUI6 #Samsung #GalaxyS24Ultra #GalaxyAI pic.twitter.com/fDJZ2tVdqo
— Tarun Vats (@tarunvats33) July 8, 2024
Moreover, another reliable tipster @universeice mentions that this very early version of the Galaxy S24 will surely include several bugs. However, he hasn’t noted anything else aside from this.
Several reports suggest Samsung may launch a public beta program around August or September, allowing Galaxy users to try Android 15 and One UI 7 features before the official release.
Samsung is gearing up for major software updates, with reports emerging about the progress of One UI 7 and One UI 6.1.1. A recent development reveals that internal testing of One UI 7 has progressed for the Samsung Galaxy S24 series.
According to tipster @tarunvats, a new One UI 7 testing firmware has been identified on Checkfirm for the Galaxy S24 series. This firmware is identified with build S92xBXXU3BXG2, which indicates a step forward in the testing phase.
One UI 7 will bring a host of improvements and new features aimed at optimizing user experience. It is expected to integrate UI improvements inspired by One UI 6 Watch for Samsung’s wearables. Moreover, it may include a vertical app drawer, better battery performance, and new AI-powered functionalities.
Samsung announced the release of One UI 7 at the Samsung Developer Conference scheduled for October 3, 2024. Ahead of this, Samsung may start a beta program in early August 2024 to allow Galaxy users and developers to try and provide feedback on the upcoming features.
Samsung will expand One UI 6.1.1 AI Smart Reply to older Galaxy devices
One UI 6.1.1 with new AI features launches later tomorrow. Samsung is all set to host a mega Unpacked event on July 10 in Paris. Ahead of the official unveiling, it has been revealed that the AI Draw will be the most interesting feature of the One UI 6.1.1.
Tipster IceUniverse revealed that AI Draw will be the most interesting feature of One UI 6.1.1. The source specifically noted the Galaxy Z Fold 6, hinting that it would be an S Pen-powered function. Other than the feature’s name, the tipster hasn’t added any other info.
New Galaxy AI features are set to debut with the One UI 6.1.1. These functionalities will also be provided to some older models including the Galaxy S24 series. It is expected that the AI Draw feature will be limited to Galaxy phones that support S Pen stylus.
AI Draw may allow users to make drawings with the power of artificial intelligence. A custom sticker creator is expected to be offered within it. AI would also make it easier and more convenient to draw shapes and straight lines which is not easy with S Pen.
All the features of Galaxy Z Fold6 combined are not as interesting as the AI draw feature.
— ICE UNIVERSE (@UniverseIce) July 8, 2024
Many AI-assisted drawing tools are already out there in the market. You can start with a sketch or idea and the AI helps you refine it or complete it. It’s like a boon for those who have no professional drawing knowledge but want to utilize and learn through AI.