New AI features reshape Samsung browsing experience
Cross-device syncing lets browsing move between phones and PCs, with secure logins and autofill improving efficiency and user experience.
Samsung Electronics has launched its Samsung Browser for Windows, extending its mobile browsing experience to PCs while introducing new AI-driven capabilities. The update aims to connect devices, letting users switch between mobile and desktop seamlessly.
Cross-device continuity sits at the core of the update, enabling users to resume browsing sessions exactly where they left off. Features such as synchronised bookmarks, history, and integration with Samsung Pass simplify logins and improve convenience while maintaining security.
A key addition comes through a partnership with Perplexity AI, bringing an embedded agentic AI assistant directly into the browser. The system understands language and page context, helping users summarise content, manage tabs, and create plans without leaving the page.
Enhanced intelligence extends to search and navigation, allowing users to query browsing history in plain language, compare information across multiple tabs, and even locate specific moments within videos.
The browser is available on Windows 10 and 11, although its advanced AI features are currently limited to users in the United States.
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