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How to Use Bixby Text Call on Your Samsung Phone

By Matthew Lynch
June 10, 2023
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Bixby is Samsung’s very own virtual assistant that comes equipped with a range of features that can make your life more convenient. One of the most useful features of Bixby is the Text Call feature. With this feature, you can easily call or text anyone without even lifting your hands! Here is a step-by-step guide on how to use the Bixby Text Call feature on your Samsung Phone.

Step 1: Activate Bixby Voice

To use the Text Call feature, you first need to activate Bixby Voice on your Samsung phone. To do this, simply press the dedicated Bixby button, which is located beneath the volume keys on the left or right side of your phone. Alternatively, you can also activate Bixby Voice by saying, “Hey, Bixby” if this feature is enabled on your device.

Step 2: Use the “Text [Name] and Call [Name]” command

Once you have activated Bixby Voice, simply say, “Text [Name] and Call [Name].” Replace [Name] with the name of the person you want to text and call. Bixby will then ask you to confirm the name of the contact, and if it’s correct, it will automatically send a text message to that person and place a call to them as well.

Step 3: Confirm the message and call

Once Bixby has sent the text message and placed the call, it will ask you to confirm that you want to proceed. Simply say, “Yes” or “Confirm.” If you change your mind at this point, you can say, “No” or “Cancel” to cancel the message and the call.

Step 4: Enjoy hands-free calling and texting

After you have confirmed the message and the call, you can sit back and relax as Bixby does the rest of the work. You can use this feature to call or text anyone from your contacts list, whether it’s a friend, family member or colleague.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the Bixby Text Call feature is a great tool for anyone who wants to stay connected without lifting a finger. With just a few words, you can place a call and send a text message without ever having to touch your phone. So, the next time you’re on the move and need to make an important call or send a quick message, just activate Bixby and let the virtual assistant do the work for you.

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