The partnership between Google and Samsung goes beyond Android. While Google’s Pixel devices use Tensor chips made by Samsung, Samsung’s Galaxy flagship smartphones have AI features, like Circle to Search, even before the Pixel 8 series gets them. Both companies announced upcoming AI features.
Rick Osterloh, senior vice president of platforms and devices at Google, said the “partnership between the companies has never been stronger.”
“Had a great conversation with the leaders of TM and @SamsungMobile. Our partnership has never been stronger. I’m excited about our collaboration on AI and the many opportunities ahead for both companies,” said Rick Osterloh, senior vice president of platforms and devices at Google, in an article on X.
In the post, he shared a selfie with TM Roh, President and Head of MX Business, Samsung Electronics.
Meanwhile, Samsung reposted Osterloh’s post and said the companies were working on AI features for Android and Galaxy devices.
“Our collaboration with Google continues as we work toward a shared vision of providing the best ecosystem of Android products and services. Exciting things are coming for the future of AI-driven Android and Galaxy experiences,” Samsung posted on X.
Google Gemini in Samsung Galaxy smartphones At January’s Galaxy Unpacked event in San Jose, Google announced that the Samsung Galaxy S24 series will use Gemini AI models to power the next generation of AI capabilities in apps and services created by Samsung.
The company also brought new features for Google Messages and Android Auto powered by Gemini Nano. Samsung’s Smarter Notes, Voice Recorder and Keyboard apps use the Gemini Pro AI model for better summaries and the Galaxy S24 uses Google’s Imagen 2 text-to-image synthesis technology to offer “Generative Editing” capabilities in the Gallery app for enhanced photo editing.
Rick Osterloh, senior vice president of platforms and devices at Google, said the “partnership between the companies has never been stronger.”
“Had a great conversation with the leaders of TM and @SamsungMobile. Our partnership has never been stronger. I’m excited about our collaboration on AI and the many opportunities ahead for both companies,” said Rick Osterloh, senior vice president of platforms and devices at Google, in an article on X.
In the post, he shared a selfie with TM Roh, President and Head of MX Business, Samsung Electronics.
Meanwhile, Samsung reposted Osterloh’s post and said the companies were working on AI features for Android and Galaxy devices.
“Our collaboration with Google continues as we work toward a shared vision of providing the best ecosystem of Android products and services. Exciting things are coming for the future of AI-driven Android and Galaxy experiences,” Samsung posted on X.
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The company also brought new features for Google Messages and Android Auto powered by Gemini Nano. Samsung’s Smarter Notes, Voice Recorder and Keyboard apps use the Gemini Pro AI model for better summaries and the Galaxy S24 uses Google’s Imagen 2 text-to-image synthesis technology to offer “Generative Editing” capabilities in the Gallery app for enhanced photo editing.
