Samsung Introduces New Intelligent Connectivity Features on Galaxy Book4 Series in Collaboration with Microsoft

Samsung Electronics Canada recently celebrated the release of the new Galaxy Book4 Series – its most intelligent and powerful PC lineup yet. The latest series offers intelligent performance, enhanced security and a vivid, interactive display, all contained in an ultra-portable design.

Samsung has been elevating what a PC can do and has been collaborating with Microsoft to create new, seamless connected experiences. Now, these experiences are being advanced further with new connectivity features that make the Galaxy Book4 Series smoother, smarter, and more adaptable[1], reinforcing Samsung and Microsoft’s commitment to providing premium PC experiences.

Experience Seamless Multidevice Connectivity with Microsoft Copilot

Using intelligent, intuitive AI capabilities, Microsoft Copilot[2] connects the Galaxy Book4 Series with your smartphone to make them work seamlessly together. Microsoft Copilot empowers you to find, read or summarize text messages from your Samsung Galaxy phone and even create and send messages on your behalf directly from your PC.

These capabilities mean you can let Copilot track down restaurant recommendations your friends have made in previous messages, search visitor reviews on your browser, then send a message to your partner to ask if they want to go for dinner that evening, all directly from your PC. The Galaxy Book4 Series conveniently lets you access smartphone functions and information without having to open your phone to access individual apps.

With Microsoft Copilot, you can enjoy a seamless connectivity experience between devices, which can help make managing daily tasks smoother and more efficient. As Microsoft Copilot progressively expands to be compatible with more apps, the connected experience with other Samsung Galaxy devices is expected to get more intelligent, powerful and convenient.

Transform Your Smartphone into a Powerful PC Camera

The rise of hybrid working means video conferencing has become the norm for collaboration. The Galaxy Book4 Series now empowers you to turn your phone camera into a PC webcam. For example, it lets you access Galaxy smartphones’ powerful cameras for video calls on virtual conferencing apps such as Microsoft Teams.

Thanks to the excellent image quality, you will feel fully present with your work colleagues, and you can switch freely between front and rear cameras with just a click to adapt to different setups. If you want to quickly change your frame to include the others in the room, get up and walk around while speaking, or even just show your colleagues the view out the window, easy camera switching lets you stay mobile and flexible without needing to adjust your PC. You can also apply a variety of features from your phone to your video call – including Background Blur and Auto-framing – that help focus your image in different environments, whether working in a busy coffee shop or communicating from a company boardroom.

This powerful and portable webcam functionality enhances the camera experience so users can enjoy both high-quality smartphone visuals and seamless PC productivity at the same time.

Through ongoing collaboration between Samsung and Microsoft, more intelligent capabilities are expected to be made possible on the Galaxy Book4 Series.

Plus, by pairing your Galaxy Book4 Series with other compatible Galaxy devices, you can take your PC experience even further. For example, you can use your Tab S9 Ultra as a second monitor for your PC so you can maximize productivity and creativity with an extended screen. With Galaxy Buds2 Pro, your PC will provide amazing sound with reduced latency so you can enjoy clear call quality or immerse yourself in a movie. With all these capabilities, the Galaxy Book4 Series is designed to deliver the company’s best PC experience.

To learn more about the Galaxy Book4 series, please visit www.samsung.com/galaxy-book.

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[1] Compared to Galaxy Book3 Series.

[2] Timing of feature delivery and availability varies by market and device. Requires Microsoft account to login.