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The new Bixby will start rolling out in the US today. It will be available on 2025 Samsung TVs, including Neo QLED, OLED, The ...
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With generative AI, Samsung's upgraded voice assistant Bixby enables conversational, context-aware interactions and ...
Samsung says Bixby 2.0 will bring faster request processing and the company showed the digital assistant's new Uber-hailing, restaurant-reserving, and Spotify-controlling capabilities.
After months of delays, Bixby, Samsung’s new voice-powered assistant, is finally rolling out to the Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus in the US. Billed as one of the highlight features of the S8, Samsung ...
Samsung says part of its approach with Bixby is reducing friction, to the point that it’s actually adding a dedicated Bixby button on the Galaxy S8, which will let you call it with a physical click.
Samsung announced that it will integrate its Bixby voice assistant into every one of its products by 2020. The goal is to create an ecosystem that can be controlled through the SmartThings app.
Samsung has announced Bixby on March 20th, 2017. Bixby is a Voice First system that will be built into Samsung phones and other devices, products and appliances.
Samsung designed Bixby with a specific goal in mind, one that veers away from its fellow voice assistants -- Apple's Siri, Amazon's Alexa, Microsoft's Cortana and the Google Assistant.
Samsung’s ultimate goal for Bixby users is that whatever you can accomplish via touch on the phone you could do with your voice. Just not right out of the gate it turned out.
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