Samsung and Google have announced that they will continue to collaborate to offer the best ecosystem of products and services for Android, with plans for future experiences in the operating system and in Galaxy driven by Artificial Intelligence (AI). The collaboration between the two companies is evolving, with a recent meeting between Samsung Mobile President TM Roh and Google Senior Vice President of Platforms and Devices Rick Osterloh highlighting their joint work.
Exciting things are on the horizon for the future of AI-powered Android and Galaxy experiences, according to both companies. The recent launch of the flagship Galaxy S24 smartphone series showcased progress in the collaboration between Samsung and Google, with new generative AI functions and features using Google’s technology. These include advanced search capabilities and editing tools that enhance the user experience on Galaxy devices.
The integration of new features in the Galaxy S24, such as ‘Surround to search’ and image editing with Image 2 technology from Google, highlights the commitment of Samsung and Google to push boundaries of technology. The companies are committed to delivering cutting-edge experiences for users through their collaboration on AI technologies.
According to Rick Osterloh, who shared on X (former Twitter), the relationship between Samsung and Google has never been stronger. He expressed enthusiasm for the collaboration on AI technologies and the opportunities that lie ahead for both companies. Samsung also emphasized that their collaboration with Google continues and they are working towards delivering the best Android ecosystem of products and services.
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