Beyond technology, it is also important that a comprehensive security ecosystem is supported by allowing users granular choice on how they choose to protect their data, as well as working alongside like-minded partners to foster a safe digital environment.

Starting from 27 March 2026, the Samsung Galaxy Store in Singapore will implement Age Assurance measures, with users required to verify their age in order to access age-restricted apps and features. This is in line with IMDA’s guidelines to ensure younger users are protected and are only able to access content appropriate for their age. Samsung Electronics Singapore wholeheartedly supports this initiative, an important step to foster a safer digital environment for our younger users.

You can learn more about Samsung’s efforts in creating a trusted Galaxy experience in the infographic below.

This strategic rollout, encapsulated by the “AI for All” philosophy, is a clear indicator of Samsung’s commitment to democratise advanced AI capabilities and fundamentally transform how users interact with their devices, moving towards more intuitive, proactive, and context-aware experiences.

We invite you to join us on this journey to make advanced AI accessible to all, transforming how we interact with technology every day.

To learn more about Galaxy AI, please visit: https://www.samsung.com/sg/galaxy-ai/

One year ago, at our first Galaxy AI Forum, we shared more on our cutting-edge vision for the future of mobile AI, grounded in bringing meaningful advancements to users through technology. Today, new data in partnership with Symmetry Research reveals growing AI usage amongst consumers, highlighting an increasing reliance on mobile AI and shifting attitudes toward multimodal, proactive, and personalised AI features^[1].

Nearly half of those surveyed (47 percent) now rely heavily on AI daily, saying their everyday routines would be disrupted without capabilities like AI-powered search, personalised notifications, and voice assistance. And 45 percent use voice commands as often as they type to get things done.

At the centre of our innovation is a desire to bring consumers seamless and secure mobile AI experiences that align with their needs. That’s why Samsung Galaxy is committed to expanding Galaxy AI to 400 million devices by the end of this year — democratising the power and possibilities of mobile AI to even more users.

Learn more about how Samsung and its industry partners envision the future of mobile AI here.

^{[1] Samsung-commissioned research firm Symmetry (Smoothmedia Consulting Limited) identified key motivators and barriers surrounding mobile AI usage among consumers across 10 individual markets: Brazil, France, Germany, India, Japan, Mexico, South Korea, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom and United States of America.}

Follow Rae, an intern, as she uses her personal Galaxy AI assistants to generate instant summaries, create original artwork and decipher recordings, to become an outstanding intern!

The 2024 Neo QLED 8K QN900D TV is fitted with the 8K NQ8 AI Gen3 Processor. With its 512 neural networks the chip helps upscale low-resolution content to 8K-like qualities in real-time.^[1]  Users can experience new channels through a Samsung TV Plus^[2] update and experience strengthened SmartThings connectivity.^[3]  Since security is at the core of the smart home ecosystem, the new AI TV is equipped with Samsung Knox^[4] to strengthen protection measures.

Take a look at how the Samsung AI TV is ushering in a new era of viewing through the infographic^[5]  below:

^[1] 8K AI upscaling may not be available when connected to a PC or in AI Auto Game Mode.

^[2] Samsung account required for Samsung TV Plus. Supported Samsung devices and channels may vary by region and are subject to change without prior notice. Additional settings may be required to use these functions.

^[3] Samsung Knox is applied to Samsung TVs through Tizen OS for models after 2015. To maintain security, the TV requires the latest security software updates. Protection is guaranteed for three years after the product’s release date.

^[4] Image is designed for reference only. Results may vary with real use.

^[5] Relumino Mode may not be available for sources not input by DTV or HDMI.

The Galaxy S23 series is UL ECOLOGO® certified for reduced environmental impact^[1] while still bringing the best of Samsung Galaxy innovation. Find out how the Galaxy S23 series uses recycled materials in more device components than any other Samsung Galaxy smartphone to raise the bar for all, providing quality and aesthetics with less environmental impact.

^{[1] UL ECOLOGO® Certified products and services are verified for reduced environmental impact based on environmental performance criteria throughout its life cycle, including energy reduction, materials, health, environment, manufacturing and operations. Galaxy S23 series met the UL 110.}

SmartThings Station makes it easy for users to automate their smart home environment^[1] offering compatibility with a wide range of smart home products^[2]. You can also keep track of your devices with SmartThings Station. Misplaced your smartphone? Just double-press the Smart Button to trigger a pre-set activation to have your phone ring nearby. SmartThings Station also acts as a powerful fast charging pad with up to 15W wireless charging.

To learn more about SmartThings Station and how it can help you make the most of your smart home ecosystem, take a look at the infographic below.

^{[1] Pre-setting is required for features in advance via the SmartThings app.}

^{[2] Compatible devices only such as certified Zigbee or Matter devices.}

The latest XCover6 Pro has a screen almost twice as large as the original XCover, which was launched back in 2011, and is tougher than ever.

Starting from that first 2011 XCover launch, Samsung invites you to look back across the history of its ruggedized devices, to see how the innovation of the present begins with the design pedigree of the past: