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Samsung to unveil One UI, Galaxy AI and Tizen advancements on October 3
In October, Samsung will showcase One UI, Galaxy AI, and Tizen OS advancements at SDC. The company earlier teased the SDC, scheduled for October 3. Now, Samsung shared more details including the agenda and keynote speakers.
Samsung revealed that this year’s Developer Conference (SDC24) will be held at the San Jose McEnery Convention Center in California on October 3. It will be the 10th edition of SDC, marking a decade of innovation and collaboration.
The keynote will be livestreamed through the Samsung YouTube and Samsung Developer sites at the time of the event. Participants are encouraged to livestream the Samsung SDC24 keynote at 10 AM PT on October 3.
The presentation will highlight the latest cross-platform innovation opportunities including ways to leverage SmartThings, Galaxy AI, Knox, and Tizen. SDC24 will celebrate a decade of open innovation and collaboration with developers, partners, and customers.
The Korean tech giant noted that Galaxy AI will also take the stage, following today’s innovative era of artificial intelligence in mobile. Hands-on demos of the latest products and services will be available at Tech Square.
AI for All: More personalized, safe multi-device AI
Samsung’s DX Division CEO JH Han will open SDC24 with a keynote. The company’s vision, AI for All, focuses on a more personalized and safe multi-device AI experience, which encompasses mobile, TV and home appliances.
In addition, JH Han will speak about Samsung’s principles for AI ethics, which is at the core of Samsung’s AI technology development. Other speakers include:
- Daehyun Kim, EVP, Head of Global AI Center, Samsung Research
- Sally Hyesoon Jeong, EVP, Head of Framework R&D, Mobile eXperience Business [One UI!]
- Moon-soo Kim, VP, Head of Application S/W R&D, Visual Display Business
- Alex Y Lee, EVP, Head of Visual eXperience PM, Visual Display Business
- Young Ah Lee, VP, Head of UX, Digital Appliances Business
- Ho-bum Kwon, VP, Head of Platform, Samsung Research
- Jaeyeon Jung, EVP, Head of SmartThings, Device Platform Center
- Shin Baik, Head of Security Assurance, Device Platform Center and more
Pixel 9’s AI Magic Editor features could be coming to older models through Google Photos. The company seemingly working to optimize two new Magic Editor features called Auto Frame and Reimagine for older Pixel phones.
AndroidAuthority reports that Pixel 9’s AI-powered Auto Frame and Reimagine features could come to Pixel 6, Pixel 7, and Pixel 8 series with Google Photos update. This surprising info was discovered right under the codes and strings of Google Photos APK.
Code and strings related to the Pixel 9’s Reimagine and Auto Frame appearing in the Google Photos app for Pixel 6 to Pixel 8. It’s a clear indication that the US tech giant plans to roll out Pixel 9 features across Tensor-powered models.
Google’s new Pixel 9 introduces cool camera features such as Add Me, Video Boost with Night Sight, and more. The company has a habit of expanding newly added features with select older models that fulfill hardware requirements.
The new Magic Editor’s Auto Frame automatically frames your chosen subject, even if that requires expanding the image using AI. Whereas Reimagine lets you change backgrounds with the power of generative artificial intelligence.
Google Photos could add these new features in a future Feature Drop. The company may also expand the new additions to all Android phones through a Google One subscription, the same way Pixel 8’s Magic Editor rolled out earlier.
Samsung has shown the mirror to Apple over the recently launched iPhone 16 as it can’t Flip or Fold. Apple dreams of entering the foldable phone market, but it’s already delayed in its entry and the wait won’t be over for at least two more years.
In the latest ‘different’ ad, Samsung mocked the Apple iPhone 16 through the Galaxy Z Flip 6. A graphical clip showcases a series of iPhones rolling. All are shown flat from the rear side and then comes the Galaxy Z Flip 6 in a half-unfolded state.
It’s all about showing off innovation and the edge of being the foldable market leader. Apple also wishes to launch its foldable display product. However, the company is waiting for years until the segment and products enter the mainstream.
Samsung mocking iPhone again with the Galaxy Z Flip6.
Different. pic.twitter.com/fot4rbnymX
— Samson Sir (@SamsonSirJi) September 11, 2024
Samsung launched the Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Z Fold 6 in July 2024. The company is preparing to introduce the Galaxy S25 series early next year. Meanwhile, a handful of new products such as the Galaxy S24 FE also arriving next year.
The Galaxy Z Flip model is gradually gaining acceptance among consumers. It’s portable design and exceptional capabilities make it a great deal. It also offers a sleek and stylish design apart from flipping functionality, which renders all others outdated.
Samsung is partnering with Vivo Brazil to expand its electronics offering. The agreement will significantly increase the availability of Samsung products in Vivo stores. It will serve Vivo’s physical stores across Brazil and its Online Store
Today, Samsung announced its groundbreaking partnership with Vivo Brazil. Vivo is a recognized destination for consumers of smartphones, accessories, and gaming consoles, smart home solutions, health and wellness accessories.
Vivo Brazil already sells phones, watches, headphones, laptops, tablets, portable projectors like The Freestyle 2nd Gen, and soundbars. Following the partnership, Samsung TVs will also be available for purchase at Vivo Stores and Online.
Vivo Brazil offers easy installment plans of up to 21 interest-free installments on credit cards and free shipping for both in-store and online purchases. These facilities make Vivo the best option for purchasing the latest generation TVs.
Samsung The Frame models in 32″, 50″, 65″, and 75″ sizes are being sold, as well as the newest AI TVs, with the Neo QLED model in 55″ and 65″. Vivo said it’s looking to expand the reach of its solutions even further to offer a complete experience.