Subj : Samsung and Microsoft Copilot are coming together on the new Gala To : All From : TechnologyDaily Date : Tue Jan 09 2024 18:00:06 Samsung and Microsoft Copilot are coming together on the new Galaxy Book4 to take on Apple Date: Tue, 09 Jan 2024 17:48:32 +0000 Description: Samsung Galaxy Book4 will use Microsoft Copilot to mimic the Apple Ecosystem but with your Samsung phone. FULL STORY ====================================================================== Samsung, in collaboration with Microsoft, is planning to bring a new level of connectivity between your PC and smartphone similar to the way iPhone users can multitask easily between Apple devices - all thanks to artificial intelligence. Think about the Apple ecosystem - with each Apple device you add to your life, you can send messages, take calls, edit photos and more no matter if you're using your iPhone, iPad, MacBook or almost any Apple device. Youre not stuck having to pick your phone up every few minutes. This is basically what Samsung and Microsoft are hoping to achieve with the new Galaxy Book4 laptop. Using the Microsoft Copilot AI assistant youll be able to find, read and summarize text messages from your Samsung Galaxy smartphone on your PC and either write or generate responses and send them on your behalf directly from the Galaxy Book 4. Again, to put it in perspective consider quickly opening the iMessage app on your MacBook and responding to a friend, but now having the option to generate a quick message using Copilot instead of typing up your own. I cant think of any situation where I would want an AI to generate a response to a text rather than responding myself, but it could be helpful on work PCs that require more thought-out messages between colleagues. Its good to see Samsung open up its ecosystem, even if its with the help of Microsoft Copilot. This is also a good opportunity for Microsoft to show off just how naturally a tool like Copilot can fit into peoples lives - something it's so far struggled to do. (Image credit: Samsuing) As more laptop manufacturers embrace artificial intelligence to boost performance and make access to the feature easier, it's good to see Samsung embrace the new technology in a more interesting, more useful way. Considering how popular the Apple all-in-one ecosystem is, its likely that Samsung is envious of that kind of smooth connectivity, and would be trying to emulate it with the Galaxy Book4. In the same way youre more likely to buy a MacBook if you already have an iPhone, or vice versa, Samsung is trying to encourage people to buy more of its products by offering a similar set-up between its devices. The main difference between the two is that Apple not only produces the hardware (the phones, the tablets, the laptops) but it produces the software as well. All Apple products run on its own operating systems, but Samsung however only produces the hardware - its phones run on Android, and its laptops run Windows 11. Hopefully, when we do get our hands on the Galaxy Book4 well be able to see how this collaboration between the two companies plays out, and if itll be as seamless as the all-in-one experience offered by Apple - or even better. You might also like This Chrome update for Android makes clearing your browsing history much easier Monster Hunter fans listen up! MSI is bringing the games iconic red Rathalos to life on its gaming laptops, monitors, graphics cards and more Surprise! Samsungs hottest OLED TV of 2024 comes in smaller sizes, but now its more confusing than ever ====================================================================== Link to news story: https://www.techradar.com/computing/samsung-and-microsoft-copilot-are-coming-t ogether-on-the-new-galaxy-book4-to-take-on-apple --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A47 (Linux/64) * Origin: tqwNet Technology News (1337:1/100) .