Samsung Brings This Premium AI Feature To Mid-Range Galaxy Phones And Tablet: All Details


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The mid-range phones from Samsung are now getting AI feature

Samsung introduced its AI features with Google on the Galaxy S24 series this year and now more phones are getting the support.

Samsung is giving more people a taste of its latest AI feature now. The company has confirmed that select Galaxy A-series phones and Galaxy Tab tablets will soon support the new Circle to Search feature which made its debut with the Galaxy S24 series earlier this year.

This feature is now coming to Galaxy phones costing below Rs 30,000 in the market. Circle to search, as its name suggests, works by activating from the bottom of the screen and circle any item, product or para and search for the product on the internet or even apply for text you want to cross check.

Circle To Search For Galaxy Phones – New Device To Support AI

Samsung has confirmed that its mid-range phones and tablets will be getting the feature. Here is the list of devices:

– Samsung Galaxy A55

– Samsung Galaxy A54

– Samsung Galaxy A35

– Samsung Galaxy A34

– Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE

– Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE+

These devices are the latest from Samsung’s lineup to get the Circle to Search feature, which is now available on the Galaxy S24 series and the new Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Flip 6 models. “Circle to Search is a new way to search anything using a simple gesture — without switching apps. When Circle to Search is enabled, users can simply circle, highlight or tap anywhere on the screen to select the text, image or video they want to search,” Samsung explains the feature in its post.

Samsung and Google have teamed up to power the AI feature using the Gemini AI model that will soon be available on the new Pixel 9 series and the Pixel 9 Pro Fold version.

The company points out that the AI feature will be rolling out to these devices in select markets via an OTA update. You will need internet enabled to use the feature and the phone running on the latest Android version.



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