After launch Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6As well as new Samsung watches and headphones, Google announced a series of AI-powered features coming to these and other devices from the company, adding to many of the features that arrived earlier this year with the Galaxy S24.
One of these features will be available on the Galazy Z Flip 6 and Z Fold 6 for now, but they will likely also come to devices from other brands via a software update.
One of these features is supported by Gemini and allows receive suggestions based on what is displayed on the screenFor example, if a user is watching a YouTube video and needs context, they can simply launch Gemini and ask it for everything that appears in the video. The feature, however, won’t be available at the launch of the Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Z Fold 6, but will be available “in the coming months,” Google says.
A compelling AI feature from Google that will also be coming to the Z Flip 6 and Z Fold 6.
In parallel, Google also confirmed that the feature “Circle for search” It will be available on both of the brand’s foldable devices, after the feature first appeared on the Galaxy S24 and then on the Google Pixel. Specifically, Circle to Search lets you circle any item that appears on the screen to search for information about it via Google. For example, a user can circle a pair of sneakers to find out the model and where to buy them, or a landscape in an image to find out where it is.
On the other hand, those who subscribe to YouTube TV will be able to take advantage of a new additional feature that allows Play up to 4 materials simultaneously. Using the flexible panel of the Galaxy Z Fold 6, users can choose between live streaming of football matches, news, weather, and simultaneous sports events and watch them all on one screen.
While Google hasn’t provided any details on the matter, both features are expected to be available when both devices go on sale.
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