Samsung and Microsoft have partnered to make it possible for smartphones to be used as webcams for video conferences with Samsung’s Galaxy Book4 computer series.
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This gives the user more flexibility to move around the room and share a more dynamic view of their workspace and surroundings, which may also result in better image quality for video calls.
Additionally, the recently released Galaxy Book4 will have multidevice connectivity thanks to Microsoft Copilot, which uses artificial intelligence (AI) to improve the PC and mobile experience.
“Samsung recently celebrated the release of the new Galaxy Book4 series – its most intelligent and powerful PC line-up yet,” the consumer electronics company said in a press release announcing the most recent iteration of the Galaxy Book4.
“Within an incredibly portable design, the most recent series provides intelligent performance, improved security, and a vibrant, interactive display.
In order to create new, seamless connected experiences, Samsung and Microsoft have been working together to elevate what a PC can do.
Camera Integration on Smartphones
The quality and portability of a smartphone are a natural fit for Samsung’s newest Galaxy Book, especially with hybrid working on the rise and video conferencing becoming a standard feature of home and business communications.
Videos calls on video conferencing apps such as Microsoft Teams can now be made using smartphone cameras connected to the Galaxy Book4.
Not requiring to touch their PC, users will also be able to quickly and easily change the camera’s view by using the front and rear cameras on their mobile devices.
One can also utilize a variety of smartphone features, like Autoframing and Background Blur, to help ensure that your image stays sharply focused regardless of the environment.
Improved Communication via Microsoft Copilot
With Microsoft Copilot, Samsung Galaxy smartphone users will be able to compose and send messages automatically from your PC, as well as locate, read, and summarize texts.
Consequently, Copilot will also be able to message your partner to ask if they’d like to go out with you, and it will be able to recommend restaurants based on past recommendations from friends in text chats.
You can accomplish all of this from your PC without even having to turn on your phone.
According to reports, the Galaxy Book4 will make it easier and faster for you to access smartphone features and information.
Copilot was introduced with the intention of improving efficiency and simplifying daily task management by making device connectivity so seamless that it practically feels like using a single device.
Samsung claims that as a result of its continued partnership with Microsoft, new features for the Galaxy Book4 series will be added, and as Copilot grows to include more apps, Samsung Galaxy devices will get smarter.
In addition, the Galaxy Book4 can be connected to other gadgets to provide an enhanced audio experience, such as the Galaxy Buds2 Pro or the Tab S9 Ultra, which can be used as a substitute monitor.