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Samsung has teased unexpectedly-advanced AI features for the Galaxy S25 series, depicting an assistant taking multiple complex requests at once.

Samsung's Bixby rides the AI wave with powerful new features for the company's latest flagships and foldables.

No one assistant does it all.

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Bixby vs. Google Assistant: Which virtual assistant is better?

Samsung's voice assistant, Bixby, becomes far more useful when you use Routines. Here's everything you should know about Bixby Routines and how they work.

Once championed as the future of how we would control all kinds of Samsung hardware, the Bixby virtual assistant has steadily been silenced over the past years.

Samsung is set to unveil Neon, the company's new artificial intelligence product, at CES 2020 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Samsung recently released an update to the Bixby Home app adding one of the most requested features to its phones. Instantly, the once otherwise useless Bixby button on your phone gained the ability to open something other than the Bixby digital assistant.For all the Samsung users out there, including myself, this was an awakening. And a long time coming, too. We now had control over this once useless button without the need of any third party apps.EDITOR PICKSSamsung debuts Galaxy Watch Active, Galaxy Fit and Galaxy BudsSamsung Galaxy Fold: Six cameras and a $1,980 price tagSamsung Galaxy S10 family arrives with four modelsWhat’s the difference between Google Pay and Samsung Pay?Samsung Galaxy S10 come with six months of free Spotify PremiumFirst five things to do with your Samsung Galaxy WatchWith this update, the Bixby button now has two different options: single press and double press. Unfortunately, one of these still has to be reserved for the Bixby app itself. Whereas most of us would rather have control of both button shortcuts, at least we can customize one of them.It’s not perfect but it is progress.Enough talk, now let’s get to customizing that Bixby button. Before we begin, you’re going to need the latest version of the Bixby Home app. Make sure to check the Galaxy Store for any updates.Open Bixby by pressing the Bixby buttonTap on the three-dot options menuChoose SettingsScroll down and locate Bixby keyFrom here, you’ll be given the options to assign Bixby to a single press or double press of the button. Most likely, you’ll want to hide it behind the double press and take control of the single press for your own shortcut.Now, you have the power to open most apps on your phone with the single press of the Bixby button. I assigned mine to the Google Camera app because I tend to prefer its processing over the default Samsung camera app.You can also make use of quick commands or routines you can create with Bixby. For example, you can control functions on your phone such as turning on the flashlight, enabling do not disturb, or turning on Bluetooth. You can even chain commands to do all of these at once.Samsung includes several examples in the quick commands menu for you to choose from. The only downside is you cannot enable the button to toggle these both on and off. Meaning you can turn on the flashlight but not turn it off, making its usage rather limited.No Google. No AlexaEven though you now have a powerful way to use the Bixby button on your phone it still has limitations. For instance, Samsung will not allow you to assign another assistant such as Alexa or Google Assistant. It’s understandable why Samsung wouldn’t want that but it’s still a bummer.Take Things FurtherIf you’re looking for full control over your Bixby button including single press, double press, and even long press options, I would suggest the app called Bixi Button Remapper – bxActions.The app provides far more options and even gives you direct access to Google Assistant. Despite this third-party app offering more features, it’s still fantastic that Samsung finally added a native way to make the Bixby button more useful.

Samsung has launched the Galaxy Tab S5e -- the E is for Essential -- a reasonably priced tablet that includes many of the features we like from the Tab A 10.5, and the Tab S4. Here's what you need to know.The post Stop buying old tablets, says Samsung, buy the new Galaxy Tab S5e instead appeared first on Digital Trends.

Samsung is yet to release its first smart speaker and there's already talk of it prepping a second, more affordable one. Details are scant just now, but if the rumors are true, expect a smaller, simpler version of the Galaxy Home.The post Samsung may already be working on a second Galaxy Home smart speaker appeared first on Digital Trends.

Samsung is improving its voice assistant Bixby by introducing support for third-party developers to create apps using the A.I. assistant. Samsung will soon release developer kits that will allow Bixby to be integrated into other services.The post Samsung is beefing up Bixby by opening it up to third-party apps appeared first on Digital Trends.

The Galaxy Watch drops the Gear brand and attempts to be an all-in-one smartwatch. This is the Samsung Galaxy Watch

Samsung this morning debuted its latest flagship smartphone, the new Galaxy Note 9. The Galaxy Note 9 is equipped with

This week, theScore announced that it will be bringing live sports scores and news from top sports leagues like the NBA, MLB, NFL, NHL, and EPL to Bixby. The move represents an attempt by Samsung to make Bixby more applicable.The post Bixby is bringing up-to-date sports scores to Samsung phones with TheScore appeared first on Digital Trends.

The next big thing for 2018 is here, and in actuality, the Galaxy S9 and S9+ are more about the small things. Are the updates worthwhile or is this one to skip? Our review covers all the important details.The post Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus Review – Perfected or astray? appeared first on AndroidGuys.

Oh, Bixby. What am I going to do with you? It's been a year since the virtual assistant "launched" on

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The Samsung Galaxy S9’s Bixby Vision includes a makeup filter that allows users to try on products in the comfort of their own home. To provide a top-notch experience, Samsung tapped ModiFace to integrate its beauty AR technology.The post ModiFace replaces makeup brushes with neural networks, and it’s coming to the S9 appeared first on Digital Trends.

Samsung has announced at the Mobile World Congress that version 2.0 of its Bixby voice assistant will launch with the

We've known for awhile now that Samsung was working on its own smart speaker, an answer to Apple's HomePod. It

Samsung's ambitions in services just took a bit of a blow. ZDNet has learned that Samsung's software research CTO Injong

The company is eagerly trying to squeeze Bixby into just about everything, and its latest Family Hub fridge is no

Samsung has made it clear that it wants to get its Bixby virtual assistant on nearly every product it makes,

Some of Samsung's biggest announcements broke cover before the company's big CES press conference, but that didn't stop a parade

Samsung will take the stage Monday, January 8, for its CES 2018 press conference. We expect big announcements on the company's TVs, appliances, laptops, and more. Find out how to watch along.The post Watch Samsung’s CES 2018 press conference live at 2 p.m. PT today appeared first on Digital Trends.