Just a few days after a community moderator spilled the beans, Samsung has finally confirmed that it is bringing One UI 6.1 along with all the Galaxy AI features to the Galaxy S22 series and all the 2022 flagships starting next month. This means that if you are still using older devices, now is the time to upgrade for the proper experience that you have been looking for without any issues.
Samsung makes everyone happy by expanding Galaxy AI to Galaxy S22 and other flagships from 2022
There is no denying that the Galaxy AI features are among the reasons why people are going for the Galaxy S24 series but if you are like many users who never got around to upgrading from their trusty and very capable Galaxy S22, then this is for you.
Samsung has officially announced that essentially all the flagship devices from 2022 will be getting Galaxy AI and One UI 6.1 next month. This list includes the Galaxy S22 and a number of other devices. You can check the entire list below:
- Galaxy S22
- Galaxy S22+
- Galaxy S22 Ultra
- Galaxy Z Fold 4
- Galaxy Z Flip 4
- Galaxy Tab S8
- Galaxy Tab S8+
- Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra
Although there is no word on the devices from 2021, the community moderator did talk about how the features might come to Galaxy S21 and other flagship devices, too. So, what are you going to get access to once the Galaxy AI update is live on the Galaxy S22 devices? Samsung has shared a list that you can look at below:
- Circle to Search with Google
- Chat Assist
- Interpreter
- Live Translate
- Note Assist
- Transcript Assist
- Browsing Assist
- Generative Edit
- Edit Suggestion
- AI-Generated Wallpaper
At the moment, the only feature from the Galaxy S24 series that is not coming to the Galaxy S22 series is the instant slow-motion, but I am not sure if many people will miss that feature in the first place.
Which Galaxy AI feature are you most looking forward to trying out on your Galaxy S22 device? Let us know in the comments below.
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