Samsung electronics has extended the voice command feature on its Bixby virtual assistant for the Galaxy S8 and S8 + in South Korea, which was missing when the phones were published last month.
Samsung began the voice command service at 1pm KST on Monday, after sending a notice in the morning to users of the smartphones.
Bixby, the organizations AI (artificial intelligence) assistant, unrolled on April 21 once official sales of the S8 series began in South Korea.
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It supported vision, reminder, and home features, however the voice command feature was absent. Samsung previously aforesaid it needed to totally prepare before rolling out voice.
Voice command is yet to succeed in different markets where the S8 is available. United States of America customers are yet to get the feature, however it’ll seemingly deployed in may.
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The Galaxy S8 and S8 + have shown strong sales since publish. It hit over 1 million pre-orders in South Korea and Samsung aforesaid it saw whole number growth compared to the S7.
However, there have been some hiccups along the way. Some customers in the United States have complained of the phones at random rebooting.
The organizations additionally unrolled a software system update following user complaints of the phones having a red-tinted show, however stressed that there was no quality problem.
