Artificial Intelligence Features That Apple Has But Samsung Doesn’t

Artificial intelligence features on iPhonesit doesn’t end with counting. Can Apple, which constantly renews itself, leave Samsung behind in artificial intelligence?

So come on, if you’re on iPhones Artificial intelligence features that Samsung does not have Let’s see together.

Artificial intelligence features that are available on iPhone but not on Samsung

• Live Text
• Processing of personal data with artificial intelligence
• Memoji and Animoji
• Face ID and secure identity inquiry
• Photo and video processing (Photonic Engine)

Live Text

iOS 15 and later On iPhones, with the live text feature, you can select, copy and translate text from the camera or photos. This is a very advanced feature for converting documents, signs or images directly into text.

Samsungoffers text recognition features with tools such as Bixby Vision and Google Lens. However, these features do not offer as seamless a user experience as Apple’s system-wide integrated Live Text functionality. While Samsung’s text recognition features focus more on translation and content discovery, Apple’s Live Text makes it easier for users to directly interact with text within photos and videos.

Processing of personal data with artificial intelligence (On-Device AI)

Focusing on user privacy, Apple performs most of its artificial intelligence operations on-device. Siri, Face ID and Apple Neural Engine enable data to be processed on the device. Samsung prefers cloud-based solutions for these transactions.

Although Samsung is a little behind Apple in this regard, it is ahead of Apple in data processing. on-device It follows a different path than its focused approach. It performs similar on-device AI operations on Exynos chips and some Snapdragon models. Although Samsung offers cloud and device-based operations together, especially in services such as Bixby, it still does not have a hardware infrastructure as comprehensive as Apple’s Neural Engine.

Memoji and Animoji

iPhone’lar, TrueDepth It offers Memoji and Animoji features that mimic users’ facial expressions thanks to the camera.

Samsung offers its users AR Emoji offers. However, it seems a little difficult to reach the level offered by the iPhone without TrueDepth technology.

Face ID and secure authentication

Apple’s Face ID system, TrueDepth kamera and thanks to artificial intelligence, it is both safe and very fast. Samsung also offers us facial recognition technology. However, while this offers integration on mid- and high-end models, it generally works with 2D images and is not as secure as Apple’s.

As we saw in the introduced S25 series, a new 3D facial recognition technology will be offered. However, it is currently unclear whether this will work as well as Apple. While Samsung offers more innovations in biometric solutions such as fingerprint readers, it stands out especially with its under-screen ultrasonic fingerprint technology.

Photo and video processing (Photonic Engine)

Apple, especially iPhone 14 Pro It uses an artificial intelligence-supported image processing engine called Photonic Engine, which it introduces with its models. This technology produces better photos by optimizing details even in low light.

Samsung devices have powerful camera hardware and AI Scene Optimizer It offers excellent photographs. However, Samsung’s Galaxy S25 series does not have a feature that directly corresponds to Apple’s Photonic Engine technology. This series is equipped with the new ProVisual Engine powered by artificial intelligence. So, we cannot currently talk about a Photonic Engine that is fully comparable to Apple’s image processing algorithms.

Apple’s AI features differ from Samsung in terms of privacy, ecosystem integration and on-device processing.

We see that Samsung focuses more on hardware-oriented and user-friendly features. Still, both platforms offer unique experiences to their users. Samsung S25 The series has improved itself a lot in terms of artificial intelligence.

However, Galaxy AI Some features offered by Apple Providing a fully equivalent solution still seems some way off at this point. The unique features offered by both brands seem to continue to fuel competition between each other…

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