Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6, Galaxy Flip6 double down on Galaxy AI features with Portrait Studio, Instant Slow-mo and more

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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 AI Features: Samsung's latest Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Flip 6 are here, and they come with a slew of new hardware and software features. However, as much as the hardware features, including being the thinnest Galaxy Z series phones yet, another major upgrade is the inclusion of a beefed-up Galaxy AI experience.

Plus, now that the competition is heating up with Apple announcing Apple Intelligence for iPhone 15 Pro and later, Samsung now features several extras and doubles down on what the first version of the Galaxy AI featured. Now, powered by Gemini, the experience is much more mature and, being multi-modal, offers a range of new features.

Sketch to Image: We have seen how useful the S-Pen is with the Galaxy S series of phones, and the Note lineup before that. Now that the S-Pen has been available for the Galaxy Z series for a while, Samsung has expanded the functionality for the Galaxy Z Fold 6—allowing you to use generative AI to create images when you simply sketch or draw on the photos in Gallery or Notes. This seems like a unique way to create more personal images; something not purely generated using text-based prompts.

Live Translation Using Dual Screen of Galaxy Z Fold 6: Thanks to the dual-screen form factor, the Galaxy Z Fold 6's Interpreter now comes with a new conversation mode that enables both parties to see translations on the main and cover screens simultaneously as they get translated.

Further, the live translate feature, which previously only worked in Samsung's own calling app, is now being extended to third-party options as well.

Portrait Studio: We have seen how generative AI can be used to create fun versions of the photos you already have—in various styles. Now, Samsung is offering this natively—with styles like 3D cartoon or watercolour on offer. This makes for a fun twist to your photos.

Instant Slow-motion: Have you ever wished that you could convert a normal 30fps or 24fps video into a slow-motion video for that