The good news is that both foldable phones have been liked very much by most of the users. Samsung has just revealed that the AI software – Samsung Galaxy AI Suite – will be available for foldable devices soon after launch. The advent of machine learning technologies is certainly expected to reduce interactions between users and phones in many ways, but this is no news to some older phone owners.
This confusion has arisen because Samsung recently announced that they are adding more languages to the robotic handset, Galaxy AI. Although the official global release did mention compatible devices with specifications, the US version added a hint that revealed more devices would be coming soon. This has given rise to rumors that an S22 series could eventually be added, despite initial reports about challenges with customization.
However, such improvements probably won’t fully satisfy enthusiasts looking for an S22 AI upgrade. It seems that without hardware limitations, Samsung wants to switch between apps and tabs through an AI user interface without any lag. Interestingly, the Galaxy S23 FE, which has the same chip as the S22, comes pre-loaded with Galaxy AI. There are probably other factors involved in Samsung’s decision-making process besides the cooling system itself.
One thing’s for sure: The story of what the future holds for Samsung’s foldable phones continues to be a wise one. Equipped with Galaxy AI, the addition of SOS voice command function, improved camera performance, and integrated detection software, these units will be equally pricey.
