Samsung Galaxy S8 it finally has a function expected for a very long time by users in many areas of the planet, the personal assistant Bixby being launched in the USA. Although we are talking about availability only there, we are still talking about the fact that Bixby finally has support for the English language in the Samsung Galaxy S8, something that the Samsung company struggled to implement for almost 3 months.
The Samsung Galaxy S8 was launched by the Samsung company with the promise that Bixby will be integrated to allow controlling the smartphone and applications using voice commands. Samsung has cheated its customers until now, and starting today, the Samsung Galaxy S8 allows the use of the Bixby personal assistant for everything that the Samsung company promised when it presented the terminal in March.
The Samsung Galaxy S8 initially had Bixby in beta and over 100.000 people signed up to test the personal assistant, so Samsung managed to develop it and launch it faster. More than 4 million commands have been spoken to Bixby during this beta testing period, so it has learned how to control the Samsung Galaxy S8 for everything users need.
Samsung Galaxy S8 finally has Bixby
Samsung Galaxy S8 has in Bixby a functionality similar to that of Siri, but with support for only two languages, which limits it extremely much. The Samsung Galaxy S8 still allows controlling applications with Bixby, but also navigating through them to control various functions, something that Siri cannot do on the iPhone and probably won't be able to do it for us soon.
Samsung Galaxy S8 enables Bixby activation with the help of a dedicated physical button, and based on the interaction with users, it will learn to understand the commands much better. It is understandable if in the current version Bixby will not understand everything that Samsung Galaxy S8 users tell it and if it will have some problems, but that was also the case with Siri when it was launched by Apple in beta version.
Samsung Galaxy S8 with Bixby is much more useful than the standard version of the terminal, but of course this is only for those who speak English well and enjoy its functions. The Samsung Galaxy S8 also has limited support for certain functions based on the user's location, Bixby not being able to do certain things if outside the US or South Korea, where it is currently offered exclusively.
