* 9to5Google article
Samsung wants to let you vibe code apps and more on future Galaxy phones
https://9to5google.com/2026/03/07/samsung-galaxy-vibe-code/
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Samsung Electronics has revealed it is considering introducing "vibe coding" into the user experience as it significantly strengthens AI features on Galaxy smartphones.
In an interview with TechRadar, Samsung said it is exploring future technology that would let Galaxy users "vibe code" specific parts of their device experience. This appears to cover not just individual apps but the entire software experience.
Samsung Electronics Executive Vice President Choi Won-joon said the company is considering "the possibility of customizing the smartphone experience in new ways, extending beyond just apps to the UX itself," adding that Samsung envisions a future where Galaxy users, with the help of AI, can "tweak the apps they enjoy using or build custom features tailored to their own needs."
Of course, the specific implementation is still unclear, but the possibilities are virtually endless.
"Vibe coding" is a trend that has recently gained huge popularity, in that it lets even users with little to no coding knowledge build things themselves (at least in certain situations).
A recent example is Nothing's "Essential Apps" project, which lets users leverage AI models to create their own home-screen widgets with app-like functionality.
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https://x.com/techradar/status/2029966280774807578
