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Samsung officially ends their S Voice assistant service

Monday, April 13, 2020

Samsung announced that, according to the internal operation policy, the company will no longer support S Voice Service from June 1, 2020. All Samsung smartphones and tablets with the S Voice app on the application screen will be affected by this termination. Samsung also requests all users of their wearables Gear S3, Gear Sport to upgrade S Voice to Bixby after June 1. They have already made Bixby available for Galaxy Watch and Galaxy Active with the latest SW.

Report by Syamanth Sreejith