Innovations from India: Samsung's Noida R&D Sparks Global Smartphone Features

Samsung's Research Institute in Noida, India, has emerged as a key player in the development of groundbreaking smartphone features. The Noida team has notably contributed to various advanced functionalities in Samsung's latest smartphones, such as backup calling and direct voicemail.

The backup calling feature, designed to optimize dual SIM card usage, originated from the practical needs identified in India, where fluctuating network coverage often necessitates the use of two SIMs. This innovation, warmly received by Samsung's headquarters in Suwon, South Korea, has now become a staple in every Samsung device.

The Noida R&D has also developed 'Privacy Display' technology and a call screening feature, which leverages AI to manage calls. Their work, including collaborations with top Indian universities and startups, underscores their role in Samsung's global tech strategy.

(With inputs from agencies.)