Samsung trademarks 'Hello', a part of the Bixby voice assistant
We’ve been calling Samsung Galaxy S8’s digital assistant “Bixby” but a trademark filing reveals that Samsung may have a more generic name in mind - Hello.
The filing trademarks the word specifically and the description gives
us a glimpse of the assistant’s capabilities. You can ask it about
weather, manage appointments, control the music player, organize your
phonebook and get personalized news articles and information.
All this is done “via voice command and voice recognition.” So don’t confuse it for Windows Hello which does biometric ID.
It’s possible that “Hello” is just the wake up word for Bixby, similar to the “Hi Galaxy” of S Voice, Samsung’s earlier attempts into voice control.
Voice assistants typically offer multiple wake up words and take the opportunity to make some geeky references. Amazon’s Alexa, for example, will respond to “Computer” and even knows a few Star Trek quotes.
The filing trademarks the word specifically and the description gives
us a glimpse of the assistant’s capabilities. You can ask it about
weather, manage appointments, control the music player, organize your
phonebook and get personalized news articles and information.All this is done “via voice command and voice recognition.” So don’t confuse it for Windows Hello which does biometric ID.
It’s possible that “Hello” is just the wake up word for Bixby, similar to the “Hi Galaxy” of S Voice, Samsung’s earlier attempts into voice control.
Voice assistants typically offer multiple wake up words and take the opportunity to make some geeky references. Amazon’s Alexa, for example, will respond to “Computer” and even knows a few Star Trek quotes.
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