The Most Effective Fridge Samsung Tips To Change Your Life
Frydge - Stay Organized While Staying Connected
Samsung refrigerators are equipped with cutting-edge technology that can assist you in keeping track of your family's schedule and shopping list. The Samsung app and Family Hub help you stay connected while remaining organized.
Smart fridges consume less energy than conventional refrigerators. The reason is that they are constructed from aluminum, iron and steel, which require both kinetic and thermal energy to form and finish.
Energy STAR(r)
ENERGY STAR (r) certification is a seal of independent energy efficiency. ENERGY STAR certified products consume less energy and will save you money on your bill for utilities. They also help protect the environment. The ENERGY STAR label has helped to bring together retailers, manufacturers, consumers, and utilities around common metrics to measure the efficiency of energy use and performance.
The Energy STAR (r) certified Samsung Family Hub fridge can help you save on your electric bill. Its sophisticated cooling system helps keep your food fresher longer and uses less energy than traditional refrigerators. This model has an inverter compressor that can provide powerful cooling, with 50 percent less power consumption, and reduced noise, backed by a 20-year warranty.
The Family Hub fridge has an integrated kitchen assistant that helps you plan meals and track expiration dates. If you purchase tomatoes, mozzarella cheese, and chicken from the supermarket and your fridge is set to set up reminders to see when it's time to dispose of them. On the 21-inch screen which also functions as docked to a tablet that lets you manage your calendar and search for recipes. Bixby's full voice integration allows users to search for recipes and ask questions on the move.
BIXBY(r)
Bixby Samsung's personal assistant, is available on Galaxy smartphones, as well as tablets. It's also integrated into Samsung refrigerators and smart TVs and the company is planning to integrate it into a variety of products.
It can recognize your voice and respond to commands, much like other apps like Siri, Google Assistant, or Alexa. It can also understand your intentions and provide context, which is a key advantage over other apps.
The Bixby Vision app can make use of the camera on your phone to identify animals and objects, locate results of shopping for products, provide estimates of calories for food items, or even locate nearby attractions. The routines and mode feature lets you automate a set of actions using the IFTTT (If This, Then That) engine. If you have set it up to play a playlist after you get home every day, for instance you can simply say "Hey Bixby" to trigger it.
Bixby is powered by the power of generative AI and massive-scale machine learning to make your experience more unique and more seamless. Samsung takes privacy very seriously. It provides a variety of options for managing the collection of information and how it is used. Before enabling Bixby or any other voice assistant, it's essential to study the fine print in order to understand how your data will be used.
SMART thingsTM
Samsung SmartThings is an umbrella control and automation platform that can be used with an array of third-party and original equipment that includes locks, lights, cameras, thermostats, appliances, and speakers (including refrigerators). Connect these devices to the SmartThings Hub and use the SmartThings App to centralize management.
The SmartThings app allows you to create scenes, which are a series of automated actions that happen when you trigger a device, for example, turning on the lights or turning on the dishwasher. It can also be used to install SmartApps, which are ready-made automation recipes that are easy to modify. The SmartThings App had a Marketplace until recently that offered pre-configured Automations by Samsung and other developers. This feature was eliminated in 2018 with the introduction of the new SmartThings App. You can also build IFTTT automations that connect your SmartThings to other web services.
The SmartThings app provides a view of your smart home, which includes the energy consumption. The SmartThings App also offers a central location for your home's smart features and is compatible with voice assistants like Alexa, Google Assistant and the Samsung Bixby. The app is compatible with the SmartThings Works Program with 100s of brands and can monitor, track and control your smart refrigerator through its AI Energy Mode. This could reduce your energy costs since it optimizes the operation of your refrigerator.
SMART FOOD MANAGEMENTTM
Samsung has taken the first step towards its goal to bring a truly seamless AI experience to the kitchen with the launch of Samsung Food, a revamped version of the smart fridge app it launched in the year before. The updated version, which is available in 104 countries and eight languages, combines recipe personalisation, meal planning, and integrated cooking features into what Samsung calls an "intelligent food ecosystem".
The app is based on the huge database of Whisk, a sophisticated kitchen app that Samsung acquired in 2019 and also incorporates its own Food AI technology. This allows users to create a shopping list that automatically adds any needed ingredients to the refrigerator's inventory, as well as personalised recipe recommendations based on people's health goals and the season of availability.
The app lets users share their favourite recipes on social media using Samsung Live, a video sharing feature that enables users to broadcast content live from their mobile phones to the Family Hub (tm)+ screen. Additionally, the app connects with smart kitchen appliances to allow for automated cooking instructions. By tapping the menu icon in the app and selecting the appliance, users can send a recipe directly to their slide-in cooktop, or induction range.
