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Samsung Unveils Galaxy S25 AI Features at MWC 2025, Redefining Smart Technology

Posted on March 4, 2025 by Shahid Anwar

The Mobile World Congress 2025 kicked off in the Presence of the King of Spain, Felipe VI, on Monday 3rd March. The main focus has been the new AI features available in Mobiles. MWC started way back in 1987 with the name “GSM mobile system”, is the world’s biggest event on Mobiles. It is held in Barcelona, Spain.

Samsung has set up a huge booth to display its latest advancements in AI with special emphasis on the True AI Companion Galaxy S25 Mobile phone. The phone was released earlier in this year, and it has been making noise since for all the right reasons.

AI Doing The Magic

The visitors were shown what AI can do for humans with a simple voice command. You could tell your mobile to find the schedule of an upcoming event and add it to the mobile calendar. Bang, the mobile would complete the wish in no time. You will have a nice reminder set in the calendar to make sure you are not missing out on anything important to you. At the same time, AI saves you the hassle and, more importantly, time.

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Gemini, The New Bixby

Samsung booth was full of visitors engaging with Gemini Live, the new AI assistant. It facilitates the user with brainstorming ideas/solutions while learning through interactions with the user. It also supports image file input, PDF file input, and more. Gemini provides a multimodal AI experience that will increase productivity and creativity.

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Faithful Personal Assistant – Now Brief

One of the other features appreciated by the visitors at the Samsung booth was “Now Brief”. The feature used the “Now Bar” to show content on the mobile lock screen. It learns from the routines of the users and then provides relevant, personalized snapshots of information that could prove to be beneficial to the user. For example. It can share the ideal time to depart for a planned trip or the most efficient route to your destination. The visitors experienced first-hand how “Now Brief” helps you kickstart your morning with your schedule. In the evening, it shows a summary of the daily activities and insights so you can keep track of your performance for the day and plan tomorrow accordingly.

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Sleep with peace like never before

Galaxy S25 shows you your sleep data from last night, and you can also review a comprehensive sleep analysis through the Samsung Health app. It includes duration, sleep stages, and blood oxygen levels. It also considers the different factors affecting your sleep, such as room brightness, temperature, humidity level, etc. Then, it helps you to optimize your sleep quality.

Say Hello to Your Beautiful Pictures

Galaxy S25 has a state-of-the-art camera that the ProVisual Engine powers. At the Samsung booth, the guests were shown how new AI-enhanced photography tools create amazing pictures. There are new and exciting editing options available. You can also organize your content seamlessly and intuitively. The Portrait Studio and Filters allow you to apply AI-generated effects on the photos. Attendees were very excited to use these feature. It creates a unique artistic touch to each image.

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Another improved feature is Nightography. Along with Galaxy AI, nightography has also evolved to take low-light photography and videography to a new level. Visitors were also amazed by the Galaxy S25 Ultra’s 50MP ultra-wide-angle camera. It allows users to capture group photos of family and friends like never before. Also, it is very easy to capture beautiful landscapes using wide-angle features.

Awake The Artist Inside You

The Drawing assistant feature bewitched the guests. It converts hand-made sketches into high-quality works of art in various styles. Attendees were shown how AI took input through text, images, or freehand drawings, creating a beautiful piece of art with flair and precision like never before.

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Gamers Get Ready For Games

People also showed keen interest in the last item in the booth. Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy, the Galaxy A35 Series’ customized processor, showed its high-speed gaming with stunning visuals. Also, it allows for seamless multitasking. Galaxy S25 Ultra has a vapor chamber that is 40% larger than its predecessor. It will help maintain powerful performance for extended periods.

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Conclusion

The Samsung S25 Series, the True AI companion, has some serious upgrades to offer users. It is bound to help us save time and improve the quality of our lives. You can say goodbye to old pictures, see a new face of yourself with creative photography, and take pictures at night like you do in the day. You can bring your creative ideas to life using the Drawing assistant. You can enjoy games without any slowness or pauses with the powerful processor. Samsung has put up powerful products to empower people all over the world. The innovation is breaking new bearers and will have an impact on the human race.

Samsung Unveils Mind-Blowing AI Innovations in Mobile, Health, Home, and Networks!

Posted on March 4, 2025 by ctrspace

Samsung has once again proved itself in the world of technology as it presented a breathtaking extravaganza of AI-oriented innovations at the Mobile World Congress 2025, held in Barcelona. From mobile experiences to intelligent health solutions, secure smart homes, and advanced network functionalities, Samsung’s futuristic innovations are set on reconfiguring the technological universe as we know it.

The Galaxy S25 series comes with powerful AI features, including Google’s Gemini AI Assistant, making mobile technology more exciting. The new AI updates in Samsung Health can transform personal health management by providing real-time insights and smart recommendations. At home, the improved SmartThings platform and Knox Matrix security offer a safer and smarter living environment. Samsung’s AI-driven solutions also promise better networks for everyone.

A Look Back at Samsung’s AI Pathway

Samsung’s concentration on artificial intelligence is nothing new. Over the past ten years, the company has substantially invested in researching and developing AI, buying companies like Viv Labs in 2016 to curtail its AI assistant. With Bixby’s introduction in 2017, this major AI effort directed toward mobile devices was intended to create a more natural, conversational user experience. In the coming years, Samsung would broaden the scope of these AI initiatives by putting intelligent features in all of its products, from smart TVs to home appliances. The transformation of AI was accelerated by Samsung Research’s launching of global AI centers, enabling the company to investigate AI applications across health, home automation, and network optimization.

AI in Mobile: The Galaxy S25 Series

Unveiled at MWC 2025, the Galaxy S25 series was brimming with AI-enhanced features. In particular, the flagship Galaxy S25 Ultra, with Snapdragon 8 Elite, featured “AI Select,” an intelligent feature that optimizes apps and battery usage by observing user behavior patterns. The inclusion of Google Gemini AI Assistant within the Samsung Bixby ecosystem has created a seamless experience with predictive suggestions and advanced voice recognition. Such a progression in AI capabilities can be attributed wholly to Samsung’s sustained R&D in this field and strategic partnerships.

Smart Health Solutions: Personalized Care at Your Fingertips

Samsung Health has made major advances in AI-assisted features for personalized health insights. The redesigned app analyzes user data and generates comprehensive reports on sleep quality, stress levels, and even recommendations for lifestyle changes. The “Now Brief” feature delivers real-time health assessments so users can make informed choices. This approach is characteristic of Samsung’s efforts to infuse AI into health management, a vision it hinted at with the introduction of BioActive sensors on Galaxy watches.

AI-Driven Smarter Homes

Samsung’s hope for a connected home has taken a significant step forward with enhancing the SmartThings platform. Advanced AI technology offers predictive automation, whereas security-configured rules allow users to control connected devices. Both limbs are unified via the Knox matrix to provide a fortified layer for all connected things. Shell-shocked by the purchase of SmartThings in 2014, Samsung entered the smart home technology stage to bring AI-powered solutions to today’s doorstep.

AI-Empowered Networks: Redefining Connectivity

Samsung threw its hat in the ring for AI-based solutions, dishing out products like the Cognitive Network Operations Suite (NOS), while AI Energy Saving Manager manages energy consumption through intelligent analytics based on reference operations. The South Korean company’s AI focuses on the networking aspect, a key pillar of its broader growth roadmap that is aimed at eventual 5G leadership, which started full-fledged with commercial 5G solutions launched in 2019.

Our Take: A Bright Future Ahead

Samsung’s AI innovations are leading the tech industry by making mobile, health, home, and network devices smarter, safer, and more efficient. If Samsung continues to expand its AI capabilities, we could see devices that not only understand but also think for their users. These advancements could greatly improve productivity, security, and quality of life, positioning Samsung as a leader in creating a smarter and more connected world.

Samsung Expands AI-Powered Galaxy A-Series with Three New 5G Models

Posted on March 3, 2025 by Shahid Anwar

The two major players in mobile technology duel – Samsung and Apple are competing with each other for supremacy in AI and mobile technology. Samsung and Apple have been among the leaders in the world for mobile technology and both have made considerable steps in the AI-infused cellular phone market. With technology improving everyday, the mobiles prices have seen an upward trend in recent year. But lately, in surprising turn of event, a good trend has started, mobile companies are recognizing the potential in cheaper mobiles. Normally, you would associate Apple with expensive mobile iPhone models only. But recently, they launched a cheap AI-based iPhone 16e. Now, Samsung has also released three mobiles that have new AI features enabled.

Samsung’s AI-Powered A-Series

Samsung unveils of three AI-Powered models in their popular A-Series, a bold move towards competition. It comes days after Apple revealed its cheaper iPhone 16e. Samsung is leveraging its own AI capabilities along with Alphabet’s Google, which operates the Android AI Operating System used in Samsung mobiles. On the contrary, Apple is pursuing its own Apple Intelligence suite with other AI systems. There is Open AI’s ChatGPT and AI solutions from Alibaba, which Apple is reportedly adopting for its devices in the USA and China respectively.

Here’s a breakdown of Samsung’s new AI-powered A-Series models and their pricing:

Galaxy A26 is priced at US$299.99
Galaxy A36 comes at $400
Galaxy A56 is available for $500

The Future of AI in Smartphones

The way things are moving forward, we can expect more intelligent features, more sophisticated personalization from all mobile companies worldwide. With the intense competition in mobile AI technology, we expect it will turn mobiles into intelligent assistants that will help with day-to-day activities of the people. This is a very good initiative, and people all over the world will benefit from the cheap prices, making AI more accessible to users. With the competition intensifying, we believe the next generation of mobile phones is very near. Soon, current mobiles will be a thing of the past, just as we now reminisce about the famous Nokia 3310.

Samsung Galaxy A56 Unveiled with AI Upgrades at a Budget-Friendly Price

Posted on March 2, 2025 by ctrspace

Not too long ago, AI-powered features were found in costly mobile phones. However, Samsung is altering this tendency by incorporating capable AI tools into its affordable Samsung Galaxy A56, A36, and A26 mobile models. Though these phones may lack major hardware renovations, the objective is clear: Samsung wants to bring brilliant AI abilities to more individuals without the top-tier cost. Is this enough to distinguish them in the competitive mid-range phone market? Let’s examine this more closely.

Artificial Intelligence Capabilities Now Accessible in Budget Phones

Samsung is promoting its new AI-driven instruments as “remarkable intelligence,” a fun way of saying that inexpensive phones are becoming brainier. One of the handiest fresh features is Best Face, an AI-guided instrument that enables you to swap expressions in group images. If someone blinks or gazes away, Samsung’s AI can fix it. This resembles Google Pixel’s Best Shot, which debuted last year. Another significant addition is Google’s Circle to Search, which allows you to look for anything on your screen merely by encircling it.

This feature was first unveiled in Samsung’s high-end phones but is now available in the budget-friendly A-series. Samsung has also improved its AI-powered object elimination tool, making cleaning up undesirable parts of your photos simpler. Most significantly, Samsung is extending software program support, providing six years of Android OS and security updates. This implies that A-series users will get longer-lasting performance and security updates—a major win for cost-conscious buyers.

Design and Hardware: Small Adjustments, Big Impact

While AI is the headline feature, Samsung has made subtle design changes to enhance the overall look and feel of the A-series.

New Oval-Shaped Camera Module: Provides the phones with a more premium appearance.
Bigger Displays: All three models now feature a 6.7-inch Full HD+ display with a 120Hz refresh rate, making them smoother and more immersive.

The Galaxy A36 has a dazzling Awesome Lavender hue and boasts a vibrant 6.7-inch Full HD+ display.

Under the hood:

Samsung has added IP67 dust and water resistance to the A26 for the first time, making it more durable than before. The Galaxy A56 receives a fresh Exynos 1580 chipset, whereas the A36 sticks with the older Snapdragon 6 Gen 3—both the Samsung Galaxy A56 and A36 support 45W fast charging, unlike the A26, which lacks this feature.

Costing and Availability

Samsung has strategically priced the A-series phones to cater to different budgets:

Galaxy A56 – $499, launching later this year in the US (£499 in the UK on March 19th)
Galaxy A36 – $399, available March 26th at Best Buy (£399 in the UK)
Galaxy A26 – $299, debuting March 28th (£299 in the UK)

Is Samsung’s AI Push Enough to Make an Impact?

Samsung’s decision to bring AI to its budget phones is a smart move, but will it be enough to convince buyers? Many consumers still prioritize hardware aspects like camera quality, battery life, and overall performance over AI-powered features. However, as AI technology continues to shape how we use smartphones, Samsung may be setting a new trend that other brands will soon follow. Will AI features become the key selling point for budget phones? Or do buyers still prefer traditional hardware upgrades? Let us know your thoughts!

Samsung Unveils Hylex™, Next-Gen HVAC Innovations at AHR Expo 2025

Posted on February 20, 2025 by ctrspace

With the changes in the heating, ventilation and air conditioning(HVAC) industry, innovation is the name of the game now. This year, Samsung unleashed its greatest offerings at the AHR Expo, 2025, as it literally turns up the heat, this time with lots of innovative heating, ventilation, and air conditioning solutions. From the highly efficient Hylex™ universal inverter-driven heat pumps to next-generation VRF systems, Samsung is positioned to fully sophisticate climate control’s future. The emphasis here is on sustainability, efficiency, and smarter connectivity, so now when you’re cooling down in summertime or keeping warm in winter, you’re doing it smarter than ever before.

Samsung Electronics announced its participation in the 2025 International Air-Conditioning, Heating, Refrigerating Exposition (AHR Expo), which took place from February 10-12 in Orlando, Florida. In booth 6043, Samsung showcased heating, ventilating, and air conditioning (HVAC) innovations, which includes universal inverter-driven heat pumps called Hylex™, EHS Mono air to water heat pumps, and R32 variable refrigerant flow (VRF) systems called DVM S2. The products were showcased in four designated areas: featured products, light commercial, commercial, and residential/controls/compressors.

AHR Expo:

The AHR Expo held at the Orange County Convention Center is co-sponsored by the Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute and American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers. Since its inception in 1930, it has grown to become the biggest event for OEMs, engineers, contractors, and other professionals working in HVAC, the most suitable arena for Samsung to unveil the latest in technologies and innovations.

Hangseok Choi, Corporate VP and Head of Air Solution Business Team, Digital Appliances (DA) Business at Samsung Electronics stated, “The AHR Expo serves as an annual bellwether for the industry, which is why we’ve decided to introduce cutting-edge products like the Hylex™ series of heat pumps at this event. We are confident that the newest iterations of Samsung’s innovative HVAC technology will help to uplift the user experience across consumer and commercial applications around the globe.”

Hylex™ Heat Pumps:

The Hylex™ universal inverter-driven heat pump is intended to revolutionize residential HVAC solutions with ease of installation and high efficiency. Its key features includes:

Compatible with existing refrigerant piping, providing flexibility in installation.
Compatible with existing control wiring and most 24VAC thermostats.
Available in Premium, Deluxe+, and Deluxe series.
From Samsung’s SmartThings platform, complimentary Wi-Fi enabled monitoring of energy consumption and unit performance.

EHS Mono:

Samsung’s EHS Mono system, a ClimateHub or Hydro indoor unit combined with an EHS Mono HT outdoor unit, is a high-performance water heating solution. Here are some of its key features:

Ability to provide hot water temperature of 158°F (70°C) even in extreme conditions.
Operating range of -13°F to 95°F (-25°C to 35°C).
Low-temperature heating enhancement by flash injection compressor technology.
Noise-reducing technologies allow operation as low as 35 dB(A) in low-noise mode.

DVM S2:

DVM S2 is a Samsung next-generation variable refrigerant flow system that provides energy efficient heating and cooling with advanced features such as:

Optimization of heating cycles based on fan motor current and temperature information.
Decrease in defrost periods for better comfort.
High- and low-pressure controls for fine-tuning system operation.
Automatic recognition of pipe lengths to enable compressor energy with savings of 15%.
Smart sensor technology for refrigerant volume detection, early maintenance alerts, and improved system efficiency.
Reduction of liquid pipe diameters, resulting in an average reduction of 28% of the system refrigerant charge.

Samsung’s approach for HVAC Industry:

Samsung being a participant at the 2025 AHR Expo is not simply a marketing show but rather a statement on its own. Designed with energy efficiency, ease of installation, and smart connectivity in mind, Samsung is recommitting itself to push the HVAC industry forward. As the demand from the professionals and consumers alike for sustainable and adaptable systems peaks, the newest technologies from Samsung assure that comfort and innovation can go hand in hand. Be it the multifaceted Hylex™ heat pumps, the quiet EHS Mono, or the high-performance DVM S2 VRF systems, Samsung is not only meeting standards but setting them.

Samsung Introduces Cobalt Recycling for the Galaxy S25

Posted on January 23, 2025 by ctrspace

Samsung is moving way ahead on the sustainable line with cobalt recycling for its Galaxy S25 series. It is a new initiative which has been showcased in a recent video and is in tandem with much broader company objectives in closing the loop and minimizing general environmental impacts.

A Game-Changing Recycling Process

Cobalt is an important ingredient in lithium-ion batteries and is well known for the moral and ecologically problematic mining linked with it. This recycling technology from Samsung is the best for mining cobalt from discarded devices to repurpose it for new products.

The video that Samsung has published shows the actual advanced technology based on this recycling process. The procedure includes dismantling old devices, extracting cobalt from battery components, and purifying it into a condition for new batteries. Therefore, it minimizes the entry of fresh raw materials into application through ensuring quality and usability of the material.

Impact on the Galaxy S25

The flagship smartphone series of Samsung that is going to be used as a prototype for innovative cobalt recycling, however, is the Galaxy S25 series. Samsung has claimed that it has shifted considerable amounts of its cobalt obtained from recycled materials, not through mining but through recycled materials, thus reducing its carbon footprint, by the targets set.

The Galaxy S25 series is Samsung’s new hallmark in different innovative environmentally friendly technology. Apart from recycled cobalt, the green innovation includes creating components using recycled aluminium, glass, and plastic. All of this sets a new standard in environment-conscious manufacturing.

A Commitment Toward Circularity

The cobalt recycling initiative run by Samsung is part of its more extensive scheme under the framework of “Galaxy for the Planet” and aims at achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. The company has been busy searching for means through which recycled materials can get into its products, e-waste reduction, and executing sustainable production techniques.

Samsung showcases in the video its partnership synergies within the industry in creating a closed-loop system. The process of getting back materials obtained from discarded devices and reinserting them into production helps pave the way for a circular economy for the tech industry.

Consumer Benefits

Samsung’s recycling initiative is more than just sustainability; it offers physical benefits to consumers. Use of recycled cobalt in the manufacture of the Galaxy S25 is expected to deliver better performance from the battery like longer life cycles and improved energy efficiency to meet consumer demand for durable and environmentally friendly products.

It Appealed For Change Across the Board

This step taken by Samsung for cobalt recycling has made waves in the technology sector-wide for a change that goes beyond diminutive activity. In practice, it shows how innovation can solve tough problems of the environment.

Looking Forward

The cobalt recycling process marks a new chapter in continued efforts by Samsung to push the envelope of sustainable technology. With the introduction of the Galaxy S25 series, it is no longer just a smartphone but instead demonstrates the marriage of technology and sustainability.

Consumers can now look forward to buying the Galaxy S25 knowing that they are purchasing a product that will prioritize environmental responsibility. Samsung’s dream for a greener future is becoming reality, one recycled piece at a time.