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Samsung accelerates the global expansion of mobile AI by enabling users to experience Galaxy AI on previous models Samsung Electronics today announced the availability of Galaxy AI 1 features on more Galaxy devices through a new One UI 6.1 update engineered to further the democratization of mobile AI. The update will be available across the Galaxy S23 series, S23 FE, Z Fold5, Z Flip5 and Tab S9 series, starting to roll out from the end of March. Aligning with the recently launched Galaxy S24 series, 2 this update elevates the standard of users' mobile AI experience through a hybrid approach that combines on-device and cloud-based AI. "Our goal with Galaxy AI is not only to pioneer a new era of mobile AI but also to empower users by making AI more accessible," said TM Roh, President and Head of Mobile eXperience Business at Samsung Electronics. "This is only the beginning of Galaxy AI, as we plan to bring the experience to ...

It's a big achievement for us to be selected as the only Chinese app developer by Huawei to attend HUAWEI ECO-CONNECT EUROPE 2017. In combination with Huawei's outstanding hardware, we believe APUS Launcher offers a unique added value for Huawei smartphone users, by giving them the best user experience. Tao Li, CEO and Founder of APUS Group

Owners of Samsung Galaxy Note phones are fiercely loyal, and for good reason: the devices—especially the Note20 and Note20 Ultra—have delivered amazing value and blur the lines between work and play in ways that continue to delight. Now, with the release of the Galaxy S24 Ultra, there's never been more or better reasons to upgrade those trustworthy devices. Every part of the Note experience has been upgraded in the S24 Ultra: the built-in S Pen, the screen, the camera and zoom experience, and the blazing speeds 1 that supercharge your gaming experience and make you more productive when working with Samsung Notes or other apps. And the latest deals make now an ideal time to get one. Many of the improvements, as well as a package of exclusive new capabilities, are powered by Galaxy AI, a new experience unlike anything you've ever seen on a Samsung device. It tailors AI's new superpowers to your most personal device in ways that will make it easier to plan your next vacat...

Apple's iOS 17 software has been available to most iPhones since Sept. 18, but some people never got the update. That's because some older iPhone models were left out of the newest software upgrade, including those from 2017 or before. If that's you, you won't be able to try out the new features in iOS 17 unless you buy a supported iPhone. Read more:  iOS 17 Is Filled With Delightful Features, Intuitive Improvements and More If you aren't sure which iPhone you've got, a quick check in your settings can show you. Open your Settings app and tap General > About . Next to Model Name , you'll see which iPhone you have. We'll show you how to find out whether your iPhone is compatible with iOS 17. Also, check out our list of the best iPhones to compare and see if there's a newer model that might work for you. Go Inside the Apple iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro: See How the New iPhones L...

Periscope was a live streaming video app developed by Joe Bernstein and Kayvon Beykpour in 2013 acquired by Twitter in 2015 before it was launched to the public and was steadily absorbed thereafter. The official reason for Periscope to be discontinued was the cost for Twitter of maintaining it as a standalone app. Therefore, the failure of Twitter to maintain Periscope and to enhance its monetization determined its failure. Year Event 2013 Founding : Periscope was founded by Joe Bernstein and Kayvon Beykpour as a live streaming video app. 2015 Acquisition by Twitter : Twitter acquired Periscope before its public launch to compete with Meerkat, a rival live streaming app. March 2015 Launch and Popularity : Periscope officially launched its mobile app for iOS, quickly gaining popularity and surpassing 10 million accounts in four months. 2016 Integration with Twitter : Periscope's features began to be integrated into Twitter's mobile app, reducing the need for the standalo...

Google Business Profiles now lets you add products to your business profiles and merchant centers section using a barcode scanner; Google will even mail you a free barcode scanner. This allows you to showcase in-store products on Google Search & Maps in a more efficient way. Claudia Tomina spotted this recently and posted about it on X saying, "GBP has updated their product creation page. Previously, adding products manually without barcodes was the only option. Now, there's a new feature that allows adding products using a "wired scanner", which seems quite efficient and seamless." Google explains, "The Pointy box is now the product reader, and the Pointy app is now the Local Inventory app. You can add in-store products to Google automatically. This can help attract local customers to your brick and mortar store. It's simple and available at no charge." "You can use the product reader at no charge. To add your products to Google Searc...