Samsung Galaxy S25 Presents AI Experience more personal and easily accessible

Liputan6.com, San Jose – The launch of Samsung will be a Galaxy S25 series shows a large enough jump. Besides increasing from the side hardware– Like the use of Snapdragon Elite 8 chipset and a wide angle camera at a resolution of 50 MP from previously only 12 MP – artificial intelligence or AI in the Galaxy S25 series is easier to use.

After success with the Galaxy S24 as “the first AI cellphone”, Samsung is committed to more integrating AI in the daily life of its users.

In the Samsung Unpacked 2025 event, the Vice President of the Android R&D Framework at Samsung Electronics, Sally Jeong, talked about Samsung’s cooperation with Google to create more AI “human-like”.

In other words, users can talk to their cellphones casually, such as talking to their own friends.

“We have established partnerships with Google to work together to build an Android ecosystem and platform. We believe that leading the development of the Android ecosystem with Google is our mission, so we do that this time, to develop AIOS together, “said Sally in San Jose, United States.

Samsung and Google’s cooperation aims to create a more integrated Android ecosystem, allowing various applications to work more smoothly.

Seri Galaxy S25 brings up multitasking AI -based, such as the ability to do several tasks at once and find information just by talking to cellphones.

AI will handle various functions automatically throughout the application. In addition, Samsung also still pays attention to the privacy and security of data.

This is done by giving freedom to Samsung cellphone users to process their data through on-device or cloud.

“Like personal information, for example telephone calls, things like this can be processed on-device. So, for these sensitive areas, we provide on-device processing, “said Jeong.

“However, there are also options for cloud -based processing. So, we provide options to users to let them choose, for example cloud or on-device, where they want to process these features, “he continued.