Samsung has introduced its new Galaxy S24 series devices, which are coming with some futuristic features that aim to bring more convenience to the users and take communication to the next level. This time, the company has used the potential of AI and integrated it into their device. In a nutshell, several new features are available for the devices, like live call translation, chat assist, and transcript assist.
Samsung hasn’t limited its AI power features to its Galaxy S24. Still, it has also been announced to make Android Auto messages easier to summarize, so it means you will also provide users with more convenience for reading messages while driving a car.
Is it really helpful?
When you are driving your car, the most important thing is to concentrate on the road, but nowadays people also have some important conversions that are sometimes necessary to attend, so to make it more convenient without distraction, Google has introduced a dedicated infotainment system called Android Auto, which helps users use several smartphone features on the car screen. Now, to make the conversation easier, Android Auto will also get some AI features like summarizing incoming messages and suggesting replies and actions, like sending someone an ETA.
As per the information, the summarized feature for Android Auto will be exclusively available with Galaxy S24 series smartphones, which means when you connect your Galaxy S24 smartphone with Android Auto, you will get the summarized messages. It is worth noticing that this feature will not be available with the Galaxy S24 out of the box because the company has said that it will be available after an update.
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Will the feature also be available on other Galaxy devices?
As it arrives with One UI 6.1, it is expected to be available for other Galaxy devices as well.
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Is the feature available on all three models?
Yes, all the Galaxy S24 series devices will support the Android Auto message summarize feature.
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Does this feature work without the internet?
No, the internet should be connected to the smartphone so it can receive and send messages.
