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Samsung Electronics to launch agent-type Galaxy Buds On

Samsung Electronics is preparing to launch Galaxy Buds On, clip-on wireless earbuds designed to work as an AI agent-linked device. The company says the earbuds do not block the ear and are built for long wear, with a shape-memory alloy band and sensors that automatically assign left and right. Paired with Galaxy AI-supported phones or tablets, users can launch Gemini Live by voice and use Bixby to search recorded memos. Head gestures support call pickup and alarm control, with some functions limited to One UI 9.0 or later.

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Samsung\'s first clip-on earbuds \'Galaxy Buds On\' spotted, may include head gestures and auto volume

Samsung Electronics\' first clip-on open earbuds have been spotted again under the name \"Galaxy Buds On\", with leaked app information hinting at features such as head-tracking controls, volume boost and automatic volume adjustment. The leak also points to stronger AI functions, including launching Gemini or Bixby and recording voice memos via touch. The launch date remains unconfirmed, with speculation ranging from October to 2027.

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