Samsung rolls out English support for Text Call, which lets users answer calls by typing a message that Bixby will then read out loud.

Samsung says it also plans to make the generated voice compatible with other Samsung apps “beyond phone calls.” If this all sounds cool, that’s because it is, though it can also be very creepy.

Can't answer the phone? Samsung wants to help by letting you create a replica of your voice using artificial intelligence. The feature is only available in Korean and is part of Samsung's Bixby ...

Samsung's digital helper essentially acts as a mediator that converts my texts into speech. It works both ways by also transcribing the caller's words into text.

There's deeper Galaxy AI integration as well for a better experience. Samsung also includes a new Voice captioning feature in One UI 8, enabling real-time speech-to-text translation.

The future of voice to text is here. I’ve been testing a variety of tools that make taking notes, transcribing audio, and even voice typing faster and easier than ever. If you have a smartphone ...

Samsung is launching a new feature for its Bixby Text Call service which lets users in Korea clone their voices. You can then type a response to a voice call and have it read aloud in your voice.

Since I was cursed with stubby fingers, texting’s always been a pain. So you can be sure I’ll be scrambling to land one of the first SCH-a890s, equipped with voice-recognition technology ...