Galaxy S25 users will be able to leverage galaxy ai – the company’s artificial intelligence (AI) Suite – to take Advantage of Interpreter in Listing Mode. Additional, they also get access to other features including adapt sound, adaptive noise control, and extended app sound settings.one ui 7 features on Galaxy Buds 3 Seriesaccording to Galaxy Buds 3 Series Users Can Now Adjust Volume, Noise Control, and Sound Settings All from the Galaxy S25’s Quick Settings Panel. The same can be accessed by long-spending the Volume slider which opens up options to toggle 360 audio, tweak equaliser, boost dialogue, and change the anc mode. They can also apply sound settings for individual apps and the phone will apply them wheenever media from Experience when on calls or while watching videos. They can also take advantage of the advanced hearing test to further personalise the audio profile. Powered by Galaxy Ai, The Interpreter in Listening Mode Allows Allows Allows Galaxy Buds 3 Series Users to get an audio translation from 20 languages directly in their ears, Eliminaating The Need to Glana Bolsters Existing Features Such as Adaptive Eq and Adaptive Anc. Meanwhile, Galaxy Buds 3 Pro users have access to adaptive noise control which automatically analyses audio and adjusts it according to the Ambient Sound. Meanwhile, the siren detect and voice detect features raise the ambient sound when a siren or voice is detected in the background.as per samsung, one ui 7 on the galaxy s25 series excandy ai Capability Across the ecosystem.for details of the latest launches and news from Samsung, Xiaomi, Realme, OnePlus, OPPO and other companies at the mobile world Congress in Barcelon, Visit OUR MWC 2025 HUBC. (tagstotranslate) samsung galaxy s25 series one UI 7 features Buds 3 Pro AI Samsung Galaxy S25 (T) Samsung Galaxy S25 Series (T) Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 (T) Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 pro
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