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A new report from South Korea suggests Samsung has begun work on its Bixby smart speaker. No details have been announced yet, but Samsung will face stiff competition from Echo, Google Home, and now Apple with the HomePod.

Samsung has added new functionality to Bixby in South Korea. You can now send money to family, friends, or whomever. The app processes transactions through Samsung Pay and authorizes them with Samsung Pass.

It seems Samsung has been forced to delay the launch of Bixby Voice. The original target was by end of Spring, but not it may not arrive until early Summer. It's said Samsung is having trouble getting it to understand English reliably.

Samsung has announced that it will be pre-loading Bixby on its Family Hub 2.0 refrigerator.

The Korea Times has a piece up that talks about how many Galaxy S8 owners in the country are really enjoying Bixby. The article goes on to quote a number of customers who are enjoying the feature more than they thought they would.

Now that Bixby voice actions for the Galaxy S8 have launched in South Korea, a new series of videos have shown up on YouTube to give everyone an idea of what's possible.

Samsung has finally rolled out its voice command feature for personal AI assistant Bixby in South Korea.

Android Authority just published a comparison piece that see's how Samsung's Bixby does against Google Assistant and Siri. The give detailed charts to show how each one compares in certain areas, but feel they can't give a clear winner since each have their own strengths and weaknesses that are...

Bixby is Samsung's new virtual assistant for the Galaxy S8+. It's basically like their own version of Google Now: a feed of information that should be useful to you. It can be accessed by pressing the physical Bixby button. Here's how to set it up. Press the Bixby button on the left side of the...

While some features of Bixby will be available, such as Vision, Home, and Reminder, Samsung is now saying the voice features will not launch in the United States until later this spring.

According to German help documents for the Samsung Galaxy S8, Bixby is due to arrive in Germany in Q4 2017. It's possible the new assistant service won't launch in the region until the Galaxy Note 8 is debuted later this year, though that's only speculation at this point.

It is possible to get Bixby on older Samsung phones. The process involves installing Samsung's new launcher for the Galaxy S8 and installing the Bixby APK on top of that.

As soon as Samsung acquired Viv, many felt this was going to be the engine running the company's new personal assistant, Bixby. However, Samsung Korea told a The Verge reporter that it was actually built in-house.

Samsung recently held a press event in Canada and during that they were showing off an early version of Bixby. During this demo, it was revealed that Samsung is currently testing Bixby integration with apps such as CNN, Facebook, Foursquare, LinkedIn, Twitter, Uber and YouTube.

Samsung focused on voice actions with Bixby during the launch event this year, but it turns out that voice recognition will only support U.S. English and Korean upon launch.

The Verge took a deep dive into Samsung Bixby to find out everything it can do. It allows voice control, as well as augmented reality vision capabilities to understand the world around it.

A new video has appeared which briefly shows what the Bixby interface will look like on the Galaxy S8.

Ahead of its official announcement on March 29th, Samsung has taken the wraps off of Bixby, the new voice assistant which is likely to be included on the Galaxy S8.

If there was still any doubt regarding the final name of Samsung's AI virtual assistant, Samsung has confirmed that it will be called Bixby. It's not the best name option we can think of, but it's certainly recognizable.

According to a new report from The Wall Street Journal, Samsung's new virtual assistant Bixby is an upgraded version of S Voice that Samsung engineers created and not based on tech from the recently acquired Viv Labs.

A new trademark application has shown up, possibly revealing the logo of Samsung's Bixby AI assistant which is expected to make its debut when the Galaxy S8 is unveiled.

Samsung has filed a trademark application in Europe for "Samsung Hello. " The application description claims that it is an “application software that gives personalized features and information based on user’s preferences in the fields of weather, music, entertainment, games, travel, science...

Based on the latest report out of South Korea, Samsung's Bixby AI assistant will feature support for 7-8 languages when it is introduced. The AI is expected to make its first appearance on the upcoming Galaxy S8 smartphones which will be unveiled in March.

There were many previous hints to show that the Galaxy S8 will most likely launch with Samsung's virtual AI assistant known as Bixby. A new job posting seems to be a hard confirmation of that, with Samsung specifically seeking someone to work on implementing an AI platform on the Galaxy S8.

There was some speculation that Samsung and Google butted heads over AI, with the company wanting to use their own Bixby AI vs the Google Assistant. While details on whether Google will or could disallow that and whether the two services could live in harmony, Samsung says they are at least open...