Browse Seamlessly From Mobile to PC

Samsung Browser for Windows bridges the gap between devices, allowing users to seamlessly continue browsing as they move between mobile and PC. Beyond simple synchronization of bookmarks and browsing history, users can pick up exactly where they left off.

For instance, users can continue exploring the same webpage when moving between mobile and PC, creating a more seamless cross-device experience.[1]

Users can pick up where they left off on a webpage between mobile and PC.[2]

With Samsung Pass integration, users can securely store personal information and sign in to websites or autofill profiles with ease.[3]

Samsung Pass securely autofills login credentials and personal information across devices.

A New Way to Experience the Web With Agentic AI

Samsung is introducing a new AI-powered assistant built into Samsung Browser that brings agentic AI directly into the browsing experience in partnership with Perplexity. Samsung Browser is designed to understand natural language and the context of the page users are viewing, as well as activity across tabs, making it easier to explore content and take action.[4] This new layer of intelligence does more than answer questions about the webpage, enabling users to manage tabs, navigate browsing history and stay productive without ever leaving the browser.

• Intelligent Content Understanding and Comprehensive Response: Samsung Browser understands the specific context of the webpage users are currently viewing to provide more relevant and optimized solutions. For instance, while planning a trip to Seoul, users can ask the browser to create a four-day travel plan based on the page currently in view. Samsung Browser analyzes the content and generates a structured plan that can be easily organized and customized in the user’s preferred format.

Samsung Browser understands webpage content and uses it to respond to user needs like creating an itinerary.

• A Faster, Smarter Way to Search: Powered by advanced natural language understanding, Samsung Browser enables users to browse the web with speed and efficiency. Users can now get the right information instantly without manually sifting through countless webpages. Furthermore, Samsung Browser extends this intelligence to video content; by understanding the context within a video, it can find the specific part users are looking for and start playback from that exact moment.

Users can find specific moments in videos without needing to search manually.

• Retrieving the Right Page From Browsing History: Instead of relying on keywords or dates, users can search their browsing history using natural language to find things like the smartwatch they were looking at last week.

Natural language search makes it easy to find specific pages in browser history.

• Multi-tab Context Awareness: Users no longer need to click through multiple tabs to compare information. Samsung Browser can summarize and compare content across multiple tabs all at once. This makes it easy to get key insights from different sources in a single view.

 AI can analyze and summarize multiple tabs, surfacing key information in seconds.

Availability 

Samsung Browser for Windows will be available on devices running Windows 11 and Windows 10 (version 1809 and above). Agentic AI features in Samsung Browser on both Windows and Android[5] are currently supported in South Korea and the United States, with expansion to additional markets expected in the future. Users can learn more about Samsung Browser at browser.samsung.com.

[1] This feature requires the latest version of Samsung Account. Samsung Continuity Service or Galaxy Connect app needs to be installed on the PC. It is currently available on Galaxy Book 3, 4, 5, and 6 series. Availability will be extended to additional devices in the future.

[2] All sequences in this article are shortened and simulated for illustrative purposes.

[3] The available functions, features, and compatible applications for Samsung Pass may vary by country due to differing regulatory and legal environments. The Autofill function supports sign-in information (ID/PW) and personal information (Address, Card).

[4] Available functions and features may vary by country, region, and language. The number of search queries may be subject to limitations. Accuracy of results is not guaranteed.

[5] Agentic AI features of Samsung Browser for Android requires a network connection and Samsung Account login. Service available in Samsung Browser v29.0.4 and above.

Malaysia is standing at a defining moment in its digital journey. Across industries, classrooms, and homes, artificial intelligence is no longer seen as a distant innovation. Instead, it is becoming an everyday tool that helps Malaysians work smarter, communicate more effectively, and express their creativity in new ways.

This shift reflects something deeper than the adoption of new technology. It signals a shift to embrace intelligent systems that anticipate needs, understand context, and support people in navigating an increasingly fast-moving world.

The response to the recently launched Samsung Galaxy S26 Series reflects this momentum. With strong global demand and more than 1.3 million pre-orders for the Galaxy S26 Series, it is clear that consumers are increasingly looking for devices that go beyond performance, they want technology that works intelligently alongside them.

At Samsung, we believe we are entering the Agentic AI era, where AI evolves beyond simply responding to prompts and begins to actively assist users in meaningful ways. With the Galaxy S26 Series, Galaxy AI is designed to reduce friction in everyday experiences, allowing people to focus on what matters most.

Innovations such as Now Nudge, alongside experiences like Now Brief and Now Bar, move Galaxy AI closer to becoming a true AI companion. Rather than functioning as a collection of tools, Galaxy AI is evolving into an intelligent system that understands context, learns routines, and surfaces relevant information at the right moment. The goal is simple: to make technology feel more intuitive, helpful, and seamlessly integrated into daily life.

For Malaysians, this evolution is especially meaningful. As a digital nation that thrives on connectivity, collaboration, and entrepreneurship, AI has the potential to empower individuals and communities alike. From students exploring new ways to learn, to creators expressing ideas more freely, to professionals navigating increasingly digital workplaces, AI can unlock new opportunities for growth.

What we are witnessing today is not just technological progress, it is the emergence of a new digital culture where intelligence is embedded into the devices, we use every day.

As AI becomes more predictive and autonomous, the responsibility to develop it thoughtfully becomes even more important. At Samsung, we believe AI must always remain human-centric, secure, and ethical. Technology should empower people, while respecting their privacy, choices, and control.

Malaysia’s openness to innovation has always been one of its greatest strengths. As we move further into the AI era, Samsung will emulate this spirit to shape how technology is adopted, adapted, and ultimately used to improve lives.

“Samsung is applying AI across our operations to develop foundational technologies that make AI more intuitive and seamless,” said Young Hyun Jun, Vice Chairman and CEO of Samsung Electronics, in his opening remarks. “This year’s Samsung AI Forum brings together leading experts from industry and academia to discuss how AI is transforming society and industry, and to share insights in what we expect will be a meaningful exchange of ideas.”

This year’s forum features keynote lectures from world-renowned AI scholars; including Yoshua Bengio, Professor at the University of Montreal and a pioneer in deep learning; as well as Stefano Ermon, Professor at Stanford University and Co-founder of the startup Inception, who spearheaded the development of diffusion-based language model (DLM).

Day One: Global Scholars Explore the AI Semiconductor Future

Samsung’s Device Solutions (DS) Division hosted the first day of the forum under the theme “Vertical AI Strategies and Vision for the Semiconductor Industry,” near Samsung’s semiconductor site in Yongin, Korea.

Professor Bengio delivered a keynote address outlining the far-reaching risks of today’s AI models, including their ability to bypass human control and the potential for misuse. As a safeguard, he introduced Scientist AI, a new model designed to help mitigate such concerns.

“Unlike models built to mimic or please humans, Scientist AI focuses on providing truthful answers grounded in verified facts and data,” said Professor Bengio, highlighting the model’s potential to enhance AI safety and accelerate scientific discovery. He also shared his latest research findings on AI for materials development in the keynote.

Amit Gupta, Senior Vice President of Siemens EDA, led a session titled, “The Future of AI-Driven Electronic Design.” During his presentation, he emphasized the importance of integrating AI into electronic design automation (EDA) tools and noted that end-to-end systems spanning the entire workflow will be key to unlocking AI’s full potential.

Technical sessions featuring Yong Ho Song, Executive Vice President and Head of the DS Division’s AI Center, Professor Seokhyung Kang of Pohang University of Science and Technology (POSTECH) and Professor Il-Chul Moon of Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) followed. Each speaker shared recent research developments in AI applications for semiconductor design and manufacturing, while also offering perspectives on how the field is evolving.

“AI is already an essential tool in chip design and software development,” said EVP Song. “As semiconductor manufacturing grows more complex, we expect AI to help address the technical challenges that arise.”

The forum also recognized three winners of the Samsung AI Researcher of the Year award: Professor Nicolas Papernot of the University of Toronto, Professor Rose Yu of the University of California San Diego and Professor Lerrel Pinto of New York University. All the award recipients were invited to present their work and share insights from their latest research.

Day Two: Focusing on the Era of Agentic AI and Boosting Productivity

Day two of the forum will be held online by Samsung’s Device eXperience (DX) Division and streamed live on Samsung Developer’s YouTube channel under the theme “Generative to Agentic AI.”[1]

“Generative AI has already become an essential tool across daily life and industries,” said Paul (Kyungwhoon) Cheun, CTO of the DX Division at Samsung Electronics and Head of Samsung Research. “As we enter the era of Agentic AI, Samsung will continue to focus on developing AI technologies that provide users with tangible benefits.”

The second day includes keynote speeches from Joseph E. Gonzalez, Professor at UC Berkeley and a leading researcher in language models and AI agents; Subbarao Kambhampati, Professor at Arizona State University and a world authority in AI planning and decision-making; and Stefano Ermon, Professor at Stanford University and Co-founder of Inception.

Professor Gonzalez will present his research on enhancing the agentic capabilities of large language model (LLM)-based systems. In particular, he will introduce the sleep-time compute paradigm, which enables agents to use idle interaction intervals to reason, learn and plan.

Professor Kambhampati will share his research on large reasoning models (LRMs) aimed at addressing the limitations of LLMs. He will point out that while current models excel at text generation, they remain limited in factual accuracy, planning and complex reasoning — highlighting key challenges such as ensuring answer guarantees, enabling context-adaptive computation, and providing interpretations of intermediate reasoning steps.

Professor Ermon will introduce diffusion language model, which applies diffusion models — widely used for image, video, and audio generation — into the language domain. This approach aims to overcome the limitations of traditional sequential text generation methods and propose a more efficient paradigm for language models.

In the technical sessions, Samsung Research representatives will present their latest developments, including:

• Camera AI technology for automatic color temperature adjustment
• Knowledge distillation-based methods for more efficient training of LLMs and their applications
• On-device AI technologies designed to bring LLMs to consumer electronics such as smartphones and TVs
• Automatic dubbing technology that generates voiceovers in the original speaker’s voice
• Deep dive technology that uses multi-agent systems to analyze and automatically generate various reports
• Document AI technologies that automatically convert diverse document formats into structure data for LLMs and agent systems
• An on-device AI studio for developers that shortens the development cycle of generative AI models

[1] Intelligent systems capable of making autonomous decisions and carrying out tasks on their own.