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Samsung Galaxy S24 series packs AI features, but will it be a free or paid model?

The Samsung Galaxy S24 series will launch tomorrow with various AI features, however, users might have to pay for using the Galaxy AI. Know more here.

By: HT TECH
| Updated on: Jan 16 2024, 12:21 IST
Samsung Galaxy S24 leaks: Check out the exceptional features that may be rolled out
Samsung Galaxy S24
1/6 1. Software Updates Revolution: The upcoming Samsung Galaxy S24 series is rumored to set a new industry benchmark with a commitment to up to 7 years of software updates, challenging the norm and possibly reshaping Android's landscape. Pixel smartphones were first to get this.  (Samsung Galaxy (Samsung Galaxy S23))
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2/6 2. AI-Powered Enhancements: Leaked marketing images by Evan Blass reveal AI-centric features like "Live Translate" for calls, improved night zoom, and the innovative "Note Assist" within Samsung's Notes app, promising a more intelligent and user-friendly experience.  (Samsung Galaxy (Samsung Galaxy S23))
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3/6 3. Display and Camera Excellence: Impressive specifications are coming , the S24 series may have a 6.8-inch flat QHD+ display on the Ultra, 6.7-inch QHD+ on the S24+, and a 6.2-inch FHD+ on the S24. The camera setup stands out with a massive 200MP main camera on the Ultra and 50MP primary cameras on the S24 and S24+.  (Samsung Galaxy (Samsung Galaxy S23))
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4/6 4. "Circle to Search" Innovation: A groundbreaking feature, "Circle to Search," allows users to search images, videos, or text on their screen without taking screenshots. Powered by Google, this feature integrates gestures like circling, highlighting, scribbling, or tapping, potentially representing an advanced form of Google Lens.  (Samsung Galaxy (Samsung Galaxy S23))
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5/6 5. Extended Partnership with Google: The leaks highlight a deepening collaboration between Samsung and Google, with expectations of Google Assistant with Bard making an appearance on the Galaxy S24 series. The "Circle to Search" feature, being Google-powered, is a testament to this strengthening alliance.  (Samsung Galaxy (Samsung Galaxy S23))
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6/6 6. Galaxy Al Free Access: Anticipated as a game-changer, leaked information suggests that access to Galaxy Al features will be free until 2025, though subscription details remain undisclosed. This move is poised to captivate users and redefine the Android experience with cutting-edge features and an extended commitment to software support.  (Samsung Galaxy (Samsung Galaxy S23))
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The Samsung Galaxy S24 series to include subscription-based AI features. (Representative image) (Samsung)

The time is finally near when Samsung will unveil the Samsung Galaxy S24 series and Galaxy AI at the Unpacked event which is scheduled for tomorrow, January 17, 2024. This year, Samsung is expected to upscale its S-series model with new AI features, however, this might come at a cost that users will have to pay to use the top-notch new generation features. However, initially, there may be some good news. While Samsung is going big on Galaxy S24 series AI features, we may see certain changes or upgrades to the smartphone. Check what' Samsung is planning to bring to the market.

Samsung Galaxy S24 series AI features

Gauging from some leaked Samsung promotional ads for Galaxy AI, it is expected that the Galaxy S24 series will be filled with numerous futuristic AI features. It was also revealed that Samsung might provide 7 years of Android updates. However, now, Android Headline reported that the rumored AI feature may come with a subscription model in which users will have to pay to take advantage of high-end features. The report said that the AI features might be available for free till 2025 which is for a year after the official release. Thereafter, Galaxy S24 users may have to pay a fee for using some of those advanced AI features of Galaxy AI.

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It is expected that the Galaxy AI features will be quite similar to Google Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro, however, it is also possible that we may see upgraded features and versions in Galaxy AI. Ever since we have seen the growth in AI tools and features, a huge number of startups have been curating a subscription model for their high-end features and now it appears that tech giants such as Google, OpenAI, Microsoft and Samsung will go in the same direction.

Apart from the subscription, the Galaxy AI features are rumored to include AI-based optical zoom, deleting objects from a photo, translations, AI for a selfie camera, and more which is yet to be revealed at the Galaxy Unpacked event. Note that the subscription model for Samsung AI features is based on leaks and does not provide any credibility till the company makes an official announcement.

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