The smartphone market is buzzing with innovation, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) is taking center stage.
Samsung’s Galaxy S24 series, boasting robust AI features, is making waves, especially among Gen Z.
Kantar’s research shows a growing number of consumers, particularly Gen Z, are receptive to AI messaging from manufacturers.
AI-interested buyers are more likely to be existing Samsung users, indicating AI’s potential to strengthen brand loyalty.
Kantar’s research shows that 70% of AI-interested consumers spend €800+ on their smartphones, compared to 55% of non-AI-driven buyers.
AI will be the next battleground for smartphone manufacturers: boosting sales volume and value and monetizing the installed base through subscriptions for unique AI features.
Apple, despite leading the sales charts, faces pressure to address AI.
The smartphone landscape is undergoing a significant shift with the rise of AI.
While Apple emphasizes its commitment to AI, Cook’s recent statements suggest the company might favor a “hybrid” approach, relying less on cloud-based AI compared to rivals.
As the technology evolves, we can expect to see even more innovative AI applications, fundamentally changing the way we interact with our smartphones.