Samsung Internet app has been renamed to Samsung Browser on the Galaxy S26 series, and the latest version also integrates the Ask AI feature.

The change in name was spotted recently, and Samsung is now rolling out a new update to the Browser (previously Internet) app, bringing the Ask AI feature. It also adds a warning to safeguard privacy when you browse the web.

Samsung enthusiast LarrySWhite shared a screenshot, showcasing the latest update for the Samsung Browser app. The changelog mentions two major changes that are integration of Ask AI and the malicious site warning.

The Samsung Browser version 29.0.4.45 carries these upgrades. The rollout appears to be limited to the most recent Galaxy flagships. An expansion will take place, but there’s no guarantee of wider availability soon.

Ask AI – US and Korea only affair

Samsung Browser’s changelog makes it clear that Ask AI is only for users in South Korea and the US. It’s a very hard regional restriction, keeping the availability limited to just two countries, leaving others waiting.

Chrome remains the most widely used internet browser app on Android. Samsung Internet is available for all Android devices, yet its utilization is not significant. Still, Samsung is empowering its in-house browser with new features.

APK file of the latest version is available for download manually. Sideloading is banned by Auto Blocker and not recommended either. Still, you can give it a try if you are really interested in the Ask AI trick in the US and Korea.

Credit – Larry S White

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