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AI Audio Eraser tool could debut with One UI 7 beta 2 to remove noise from videos
Galaxy AI features many tools, bringing generative text and live translation to AI-powered photo editing. Samsung is preparing a long-awaited AI video editing tool for the One UI 7. The One UI 7 Beta 2 update could introduce a new Audio Eraser feature.
After launching Writing Assist tools and Call transcripts, it looks like the company is aiming to utilize all Al performance capabilities to bring one more AI feature with the upcoming version of One UI 7 Beta.
One UI 7 Beta 2 update could bring an AI Audio Eraser feature
Reliable tipster Ice Universe has revealed that the subsequent One UI 7 beta version will launch an Audio Eraser feature. One UI 7 Beta Program was launched last week for the Galaxy S24 series, and it available currently available in Germany, South Korea, and the US. However, this feature is not available in the beta version.
Samsung’s One UI 7 Audio Eraser feature allows you to remove unwanted noise from the video by adjusting the volume of voices, winds, and other sounds. Similar to other AI features, it will be equipped with generative AI capabilities so the removal of unwanted noise should be filled with relevant elements.
With this AI feature, your video editing will be elevated to a whole new level.
One UI 7 AI features
Writing Assist tools: One UI 7 advanced Writing Assist tools help you to write better text content with different personalization options such as Spelling and grammar, Writing style, Summarize, Bullet point, Composer, and more.
Call transcripts is another AI feature in the One UI 7, which provides transcription for recorded phone call conversion in 20 languages. When your call recording is enabled, this feature generates a transcript automatically with the call recording in an ongoing call.
Besides, Gaalxy AI features, the update also introduced a whole new UI design change, attractive animation, and transition, and lots of new features. Here you have to look at some of the most important One UI 7 features.
Last month, Samsung showcased a prototype of its most ambitious Galaxy Z Trifold smartphone during the APEC summit. Now, a report has shed light on the display size, battery capacity, thickness, and launch date of Samsung’s Galaxy Z TriFold.
A new report talks about the display size, battery capacity, thickness, and launch date of the Galaxy Z TriFold. The device will retain a 6.5-inch outer display and a 10-inch inner display, and a thickness of 4.2mm when folded and 14mm when unfolded.
Additionally, the Samsung Galaxy Z Trifold may feature a 5,600mAh battery. Furthermore, the tipster states that Samsung will launch this phone on December 5, 2025. However, the Korean tech giant is bringing flagship-grade features to its first model. With these upgrades, the Galaxy Z TriFold has a good chance of selling well in the market.
Samsung will launch the Galaxy Z TriFold later this year. It may come with Android 16-based One UI 8.5 pre-installed. With seven years of software support, it will beat the Galaxy S25 lineup with an additional OS upgrade at last.
The Samsung Galaxy S26 series is already making headlines, and the biggest talking point is its massive camera upgrade. Recent information revealed that the ISP of the Exynos 2600, suggesting that it may enable improved camera capabilities on the Galaxy S26 series.
Furthermore, according to several leaks and rumours, Samsung is going to present the Galaxy S26 and Galaxy S26+ with the Exynos 2600 chipset instead of Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 in most regions around the world.
Galaxy S26 camera capabilities
According to well-known tipster @SPYGO19726, the Exynos 2600 on the Galaxy S26 series has an image signal processor (ISP) that can handle a single 320MP camera or three 108MP cameras simultaneously.
Moreover, in burst mode under the Galaxy S26, it can take 30 108MP RAW pictures per second, and for HDR pictures, it can combine five frames.
- Max Sensor 320 MP (single) / 108 MP triple-stream
- HDR Engine 5-frame fusion, 14-bit RAW pipeline
- Multi-Sensor Up to 4 concurrent sensors
- Video 8K 60 fps HDR10+ / 4K 120 fps
- Burst Mode 30 fps @ 108 MP RAW
- ISP-NPU Bandwidth Estimated 1.8 TB/s internal throughput
Samsung is working on its new Galaxy S26 series, and this time it will reportedly include three models: the Galaxy S26, Galaxy S26 Plus, and Galaxy S26 Ultra. Galaxy S26 series phones are expected to feature some major upgrades, and leaks and rumors have already started to surface online.
Galaxy S26 leaks rumors
Galaxy S26 Plus renders
@OnLeaks and Android Headlines have shared renders of the Galaxy S26 Plus, which will feature a 6.7-inch flat screen with thin, uniform bezels around it. The front camera will be housed in a small, centered hole above the screen, and the biggest change is the camera setup on the back. The phone will feature a vertical, pill-shaped camera island in the upper left corner, housing three separate cameras.
Samsung Galaxy S26 series could launch in January 2026
On the other hand, Chosun says that the Korean tech giant is preparing to launch the Galaxy S26 series by the end of January 2026.
As per the well-known tipster, @PhoneArt, Samsung has increased the Galaxy S26 Ultra’s front camera’s field of view (FOV) to 85 degrees. As per another report, Samsung could only include the Exynos 2600 in the base and Plus models, and will equip the Ultra model with Qualcomm’s mobile Application Processor.
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