Bixby frees you to focus on what matters the most.
It learns what you like to do and works with your favourite apps and services to help you get more done.
Just say what you want, and Bixby will deliver. Sure, you can ask for a dinner reservation, but you can also call a taxi, all with your voice.
There is no doubt that Samsung Bixby, the artificially intelligent assistant found on the company’s flagship Galaxy S9, is quite different from Apple’s Siri, Amazon’s Alexa, and Google Assistant. Samsung’s take attempts to anticipate your needs and serve up contextualized reminders. Bixby edits photos, sends messages, and composes emails on command. Anything you do on your phone via touch, you should be able to do via voice with Bixby. It can also control some smart home appliances and Internet of Things (IoT) devices, including smart fridges, TVs, and dozens of other Samsung devices.
Bixby isn’t perfect, but it’s slowly improving. Bixby Voice still has limited language support; the app currently supports Korean, English, and Simplified Chinese — but Samsung promises we’ll see more in the future. However, if you speak any of these languages you’ll be able to use the app in 200 countries.
Just say what you want, and Bixby will deliver. Sure, you can ask for a dinner reservation, but you can also call a taxi, all with your voice.
There is no doubt that Samsung Bixby, the artificially intelligent assistant found on the company’s flagship Galaxy S9, is quite different from Apple’s Siri, Amazon’s Alexa, and Google Assistant. Samsung’s take attempts to anticipate your needs and serve up contextualized reminders. Bixby edits photos, sends messages, and composes emails on command. Anything you do on your phone via touch, you should be able to do via voice with Bixby. It can also control some smart home appliances and Internet of Things (IoT) devices, including smart fridges, TVs, and dozens of other Samsung devices.
Bixby isn’t perfect, but it’s slowly improving. Bixby Voice still has limited language support; the app currently supports Korean, English, and Simplified Chinese — but Samsung promises we’ll see more in the future. However, if you speak any of these languages you’ll be able to use the app in 200 countries.
