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Samsung begins adding Polish, Thai and Vietnamese to Bixby

Samsung says Bixby will begin rolling out support for Polish, Thai and Vietnamese on October 14, bringing its conversational device agent to 12 languages. Users can ask the agent to control device functions without naming a setting or finding it in a menu. Galaxy AI will add Hungarian and Malay to translation, transcription and summarization features in the coming weeks, bringing features such as Live Translate to 24 languages. Now Nudge, which suggests actions based on screen content, adds eight languages to reach 24. Rollout schedules and features vary by device and country. Bixby requires a Samsung Account and a data connection.
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