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Speaker 1: The Cosmos S24 Ultra is entirely focused on AI.
Speaker 1: The equipment is typically the highlight of Samsung’s fresh Galaxy telephones, especially the Ultra.
Consider the 200 ultrawide cameras that debuted last year and the integrated S Pen that made its debut on the S22 Ultra only one year ago.
However, things are different this year with the new S24.
The software is what is in the forefront right now.
This is due to the Samsung S24 series’ introduction of Galaxy AI, a brand-new set of features powered by generative AI that generates content in response to training data-based causes.
However, given that all of Samsung’s Samsung S24 phones have these characteristics, not just the extremely expensive extra, which costs $1,300, I’m not sure if they are worth upgrading for on their own.
It’s also somewhat difficult to justify purchasing the S24 Ultra given that Samsung has also stated that Galaxy AI will also be available in the Galaxy S23 set.
Speaker 1: However, in addition to the Galaxy AI, there are a few additional novel features of the S24 Ultra that set it apart from S23 Ultra.
For starters, it utilizes Qualcomm’s brand-new Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 computer.
A fresh 50-pixel lens camera that offers CRISPR photos at a 5x zoom is also included, and the screen is brighter.
Here is how it has been to use it for the past year at 01:30.
The Samsung S24 series’ most intriguing innovative feature is by far Galaxy AI.
Some of these attributes do feel comfortable, such as conceptual change, which sounds a lot like Magic Edit on the Pixel 8 and allows you to delete or control objects in photos.
The ability to arrange and summarize information in the Samsung information app and the Record application are two additional features that are also well-known, but some of them are on purpose.
Speaker 1: It appears that Samsung and Google are truly embracing this relationship because they collaborated on these features for the Samsung S24 02:00.
On the other hand, Samsung may find it more difficult to distinguish the S24 line from Google’s Pixel 8 set as a result of that.
However, just because Google’s secret edit and conceptual edit are similar does not mean they are identical.
I tried using both on the same picture, and the outcomes varied slightly.
In the background, I made an attempt to remove some of the cover.
In order to remove the blanket in the picture, Samsung somewhat added a new one there 02:30, and Google somewhat changed the situation.
Although it somewhat resembles the same cover that was already there, Google also provided me with more options.
I feel like speech language is the most distinctive feature of the Galaxy AI capabilities I’ve been using.
Speaker 1: If you’re texting or calling someone and they speak a different language, you don’t need to switch between 03:00 apps to translate, copy and paste text, or do anything similar because Samsung has built-in language translation in both the keyboard and the phone app.
In the Communications game, I’ve been fiddling around with this a lot, and it’s been working incredibly fast.
When I attempted to interpret an overall text message thread between my husband and I, it only took a few taps for the entire conversational thread to be translated without the need for copying and pasting.
With telephone calling, it’s also simple.
Simply dial a phone number as you would normally, and then click the interact assistant option.
In my experience, this did work well, but it can be a little uncomfortable and take some getting used to.
Speaker 1: In essence, Samsung’s AI serves as a sort of middleman, translating both your statement and that of the listener on the other end so that you can communicate with one another despite speaking different languages.
Because you must wait for Samsung’s AI speaker to finish speaking, even though it does work effectively, it can be difficult to determine when it is your turn to speak.
However, I do believe that 04:00 could be very helpful for people who frequently travel, perhaps for those whose family members do not speak English or their native tongue, or perhaps those who need to talk with coworkers in other countries.
Circle to Search is one of the most intriguing new AI functions, and Samsung and Google are working together on this element.
Speaker 1: You can group virtually everything on your phone screen, and it will start a Google search for whatever it is, as the name implies.
I really snapped a picture of the tea house in this playground, 04:30, so I can circle it after holding the button down to find out more.
And as you can see, this tiny screen appears almost immediately and displays search results that are similar to those I circled.
Therefore, circle to hunt also functions in applications.
Therefore, you can simply loop to hunt, and it will return some results if you see anything on Instagram or another game and you want to know more about it, perhaps where to buy it or something similar.
There are numerous recipes for grilled cheese sandwiches, so I’ll only keep that button and draw a circle around it once more.
Speaker 1: Next, here are a few nearby restaurants that offer grilled butter sandwiches and even more films.
Instant Slowmo is another feature I really liked.
As the name suggests, you can instantly turn any picture into a slow-motion picture by pressing and holding on the picture, then simply watch it slow down in real-time.
And while this isn’t a game-changer and it’s not an excuse to upgrade your phone, I do believe it to be an enjoyable feature that makes good use of Galaxy AI on the camera.
However, not all of the features are that beneficial.
Some of them made me feel like I was either not using them pretty much or that I needed some extra job.
Chat Assist was one of them.
Therefore, Chat Assist is a general name for the various functions you can use when sending text messages.
Speaker 1: Language is one of them, as I already mentioned.
Your words’ information may be rewritten by another person in a different voice.
I just don’t really find myself using this feature, which is very similar to Google’s magic compose.
This is
yet another feature that the two companies collaborated on.
And after using it, I’ve realized that it simply doesn’t sound like me, which is sort of the point.
That’s not always a terrible thing, though.
It’s just something I don’t feel like is a game-changer that impressed me nearly as much as the translation features and Circle to search, but I could see this being useful 06:30 four times if you want to text someone who works with you or whose language you prefer.
The Notes software, which is categorize your information into bullet items and provide you with a summary, is another feature I’ve noticed.
Speaker 1: Samsung, in my opinion, has missed an opportunity to include features on the S24 Ultra that are unique to it.
Sometimes, when I had a really long notice, like 1400 to 1500 thoughts, it had trouble summarizing it, 07:00.
The Ultra does not have access to these Star AI capabilities.
They are available on Samsung’s less expensive devices.
And while I am very glad that Samsung isn’t charging a high price for access to the Galaxy Ai, I sincerely hope that they would have included at least some additional features that were only available for the Ultra.
The fresh 50 camera telephoto lens is the main difference between the S24 Ultra’s cameras and the mobile from the previous year, according to Speaker 1:07:30.
Compared to the 10 pixel 10x optical zoom found on the S23 extreme, that lens offers what Samsung claims to be a photonic five by zoom.
I took this photo of some home plants at a five X camera 08:00 on both the S24 ULTRA and S23 ultra, and when I actually zoomed in, I could see that the latter did get much more detail than the former.
However, you do have to move in very closely to tell.
But once more, I had to really close-focus in order to see these variations in overall picture quality.
Yet in dimly lit cocktail bars and other places, the Cosmos S24 Ultra handles various lighting conditions fairly well.
Speaker 1: The S24 Ultra’s larger new images than the S23 08:30 super are probably to blame for this.
Even though the Galaxy S24 Ultra’s photo wasn’t as bright as those of the S23 ultra, the iPhone 15 Pro Max, or the Google Pixel 8 Pro, it did preserve a lot of detail, which generally led to an excellent overall image.
Additionally, in my opinion, the Cosmos S24 Ultra performed body tone and color improvements that were a little more natural than those of the Samsung S23 Ultra.
Although all three apps have excellent cameras, they all excel in different ways, making it difficult to determine which 09:00 camera phone is the best when compared to the Google Pixel eight Pro and phone 15 Pro.
For instance, the Cosmos S24 Ultra has the most flying options and excels at capturing detail in low light conditions.
However, the Pixel a Pro, in my opinion, even retains significant information when panning and typically has better color and brightness in some situations.
Additionally, in my opinion, the phone 15 Professional usually has the most appropriate body tone and colors.
Speaker 1: The Galaxy S24 Ultra has some minor modifications that are more noticeable when you look closely.
First off, it has a new metal design that gives it significantly different finishes, and it is also only marginally lighter.
The new dazzle edges, however, are the other change that, in my opinion, is more important.
The screen itself is flatter around the edges, which in my opinion makes it much easier to hold and just generally feels better in the hand, like the Galaxy S23 Ultras do.
The edges of this phone don’t have that subtle curve 10:00.
Samsung claims that the S24 Ultra’s 6.8-inch monitor is much brighter this time around with a 2,600 woven show.
I couldn’t really tell that much of a difference when I held it next to the Galaxy S23 Ultra, though.
Speaker 1: Excellent news! Samsung windows were already very beautiful, so I’m confident that this will be actually easier to see in the sun at 10:30.
Personally, I haven’t noticed a difference as of yet.
The 5,000 milliamp cell in the Cosmos S24 Ultra can last all day on a single charge, but battery life varies depending on how you use the phone.
After about 15 and a half hours of use, the phone still had 69% of its battery life on my first full day using it.
This was primarily used for everyday purposes, but I did notice that the battery life did discharge much more quickly when I began to approach a lot of relational edits 11:00 and use some of the language translation features, play games, and other things like that.
Therefore, it really does depend on how you use your telephone.
Speaker 1: The Cosmos S24 Ultra’s Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor is typically fast and responsive.
Versions take place very quickly.
Games like Diablo Immortal, Peak of Combat, and Devil May Cry performed flawlessly.
The working technique feels fluid as you move about.
Basically, everything that a premier phone should be able to handle 11:30 does so immediately.
The only drawback is that conceptual changes may require some time to process; however, this depends on the cloud rather than the processor operating on its own.
Despite Samsung’s impressive new AI functions, the Ultra is still preferred over the S24 Plus and the typical S24, for the same reasons.
The enormous screen, further camera, and $1,300 S Pen are usually included.
If you don’t really care about those features and are willing to spend a lot of money for them, it’s difficult to recommend the Galaxy S24 Ultra.
And once more, I do believe Samsung somewhat missed an opportunity by omitting some additional promotional Samsung AI features from the S24 Ultra.
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