Google is enhancing its AI-powered Circle to Search feature with a new "Scroll and Translate" capability, allowing continuous translation of text while users scroll through content or switch applications. This update aims to provide a seamless language experience for users, particularly beneficial for those consuming global digital content.

• The new "Scroll and Translate" feature allows for continuous, real-time translation of text across screens and apps.
• The rollout begins this week on select Samsung Galaxy devices, with the Pixel 10 lineup and other Android devices expected to follow.
• For Kenyan users, this feature will significantly ease consumption of foreign-language content, from social media to news and entertainment, by removing the need for manual copy-pasting into translation tools.

Samsung has officially unveiled the Galaxy S25 FE at IFA in Berlin, positioning it as the most affordable device in the Galaxy S25 series. This new smartphone promises significant upgrades and accessibility into Samsung's latest mobile technology.

• The Galaxy S25 FE is powered by Samsung's 4nm Exynos 2400 chipset and features a 6.7-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X LTPS display.
• It runs on Android 16-based One UI 8, offering a commitment to seven years of operating system upgrades and security patches.
• Pricing for the Galaxy S25 FE in Europe starts at €749 ($875) for the 8 GB/128 GB variant, with availability beginning on September 4 in select regions.

At IFA 2025 in Berlin on September 4, Samsung unveiled its “AI Home” vision, integrating appliances, TVs, and phones to create a connected and automated living experience. This initiative aims to simplify daily life by addressing routines, wellness, security, and energy efficiency through artificial intelligence.

• Samsung highlights SmartThings Energy for optimizing energy use, claiming up to 70 percent energy savings for washing machines in specific internal tests.
• The new Bespoke AI Jet Bot Steam Ultra now features improved AI object recognition and can detect liquids, including transparent spills.
• Samsung plans to expand Galaxy AI to hundreds of millions more devices, extending beyond its initial rollout on the Galaxy S24.