Overview
- Samsung exited beta Thursday with a global Windows release for Windows 10 (1809+) and Windows 11 after a five-month test period.
- A Perplexity-powered assistant now performs agentic tasks such as summarizing pages, comparing info across open tabs, planning trips from the page in view, and jumping to moments inside videos.
- Cross-device continuity resumes pages with the same scroll position when moving from a Galaxy phone to PC, but it requires a Samsung account plus Continuity Service or Galaxy Connect and currently works on Galaxy Book 3–6.
- AI features are limited to the United States and South Korea for now, with Samsung saying more regions will follow.
- The browser is a Chromium-based alternative to Chrome and Edge with Samsung Pass and Notes built in, and coverage flagged a minor version-number discrepancy and called for easy AI off switches.