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Samsung may finally fix Voice Recorder’s biggest transcription limitation
Samsung is reportedly planning a major upgrade for its Voice Recorder app, introducing a "Cloud transcription" feature to process recordings on Samsung servers
Key takeaways
- Samsung is working on a major upgrade to improve Voice Recorder transcription accuracy.
- Cloud transcription will allow users to upload recordings to Samsung servers for more precise processing.
- The Voice Recorder app will add support for exporting recordings as MP3 and WAV files.
Samsung is reportedly planning a major upgrade for its Voice Recorder app, introducing a "Cloud transcription" feature to process recordings on Samsung servers for improved accuracy over current on-device AI. The update is also rumored to add MP3 and WAV export options, a new storage manager to track and clear space, and a visual inline animated waveform. These features are expected to arrive with One UI 9.
The update addresses accuracy limitations of on-device AI by offering cloud-based processing alternatives.
How it unfolded
- One UI 9 expected to launch alongside foldables
Why this matters
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The features are expected to arrive in a future update alongside One UI 9 later this month.
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Common questions
- What happened with Voice Recorder?
- Samsung is working on a major upgrade to improve Voice Recorder transcription accuracy.
- Where can I read the original report?
- Read the full report at Android Authority.
