There are many interesting features that are usually limited to certain lines of smartphones, as in the case of the “Audio Magic Eraser”, present on Google devices. The feature can clean the audio from recorded video clips, enabling the removal of winds and other types of external sounds that may compromise the quality of the recording.
However, Samsung must end this “exclusivity”, as, according to sources, the company is working on “Audio Eraser”, which has the same function as the version available in Pixel line devices.
It’s not yet known when exactly, but according to famous leaker Ice Universe in a Weibo post, Samsung is expected to bring this feature to the “next version” of One UI 7. The leaker not only confirmed the development of the new feature, as well as taking the opportunity to release a screenshot.
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When will Samsung release the Audio Eraser feature?
**Host:** Welcome back to the show. Today we’re talking about a new feature Samsung is rumored to be developing for their upcoming Galaxy S25 series. Joining us to discuss this is tech expert, Anya Patel. Anya, thanks for being here.
**Anya:** Thanks for having me.
**Host:** So, tell us about this rumored “Audio Eraser” feature. What do we know so far?
**Anya:** Well, word on the street is that Samsung is working on a feature very similar to Google’s “Audio Magic Eraser.” You know, the one that lets you clean up audio in videos by removing things like wind noise or other unwanted background sounds.
**Host:** That’s pretty impressive. Do we know when we might see this feature roll out?
**Anya:** Leaker Ice Universe claims it will be part of the next version of Samsung’s One UI, likely alongside the Galaxy S25 release.
**Host:**
Interesting. This seems like a feature that could be a real game-changer for content creators and everyday users alike. What are your thoughts on this potential development, Anya? Do you think Samsung is playing catch-up here or is this a welcome addition to the smartphone landscape?
