Life moves fast, and sometimes answering calls in the midst of your bustling day isn't convenient. Enter Bixby Text Call, Samsung's innovative solution that lets you effortlessly manage incoming calls with just a few taps. In this guide, we'll explore how to make the most of Bixby Text Call on your Galaxy phone.
Using Bixby Text Call: A Quick Guide
Answering Calls with Bixby Text Call:
When a call comes in, tap on the Bixby Text Call option in your Phone app. A swipe up on the green Answer icon sets the stage for hands-free communication.
Automated Interaction:
Bixby, with its automated voice, informs the caller that you're using a text-based response system. It then politely asks the caller to introduce themselves and state the purpose of their call.
Text Transcription:
As the caller speaks, Bixby transcribes their words onto your screen. While not always perfect, this feature provides a quick and easy way to follow the conversation.
Your Turn to Respond:
Craft your responses using the keyboard or choose from predefined quick responses at the bottom of the screen. Once composed, tap "Send," and Bixby takes care of reading your message aloud to the caller.
Switching to Voice Call:
If text isn't cutting it, you can seamlessly switch to a traditional voice call by tapping "Voice call" at the top of the screen. When the conversation concludes, hit "End call" to wrap things up.
Set up Bixby text call
Set up Bixby text call
Note: If you are currently using Wi-Fi calling, you will need to disable it to use Bixby text call. Navigate to and open the Phone app, then tap More options (the three vertical dots), and then tap Settings. Tap Wi-Fi Calling, and then tap the switch to turn it off.
You can set up the Bixby text call feature from the Phone app.
1) Navigate to and open the Phone app, then tap More options (the three vertical dots), and then tap Settings.
2) Tap Bixby text call, and then tap the switch at the top to turn it on. You will be prompted to download a language starter pack; tap Download. Tap Continue to use the Galaxy Store, and then tap Install.
3) Turn on Bixby text call
Next, navigate back to the Bixby text call settings screen, and tap Language and voice. Tap Language to select your desired language.
4) Then, select a voice to use. This is the voice that the caller will hear. You can also download new voice data by tapping Add voice, then tapping the download icon next to your desired voice, and then tapping Install.
5) Tap Back twice, and then tap Quick responses. Tap a suggested response to edit it, or drag the arrows to reorder the responses.
6) You can also create your own responses. Tap Add quick response, then enter a Shortcut and Response, and then tap Save.
7) To remove a response, tap Edit in the top right corner, then select a response, and then tap Delete. You can also tap All at the top to select all of the responses.
Managing Bixby Text Call Transcripts:
Accessing Transcripts:
All Bixby Text Call transcripts are conveniently stored in the Phone app. Navigate to the Recents tab, identify calls with the speech bubble icon, and tap on the Info icon to view details.
Viewing Full Transcripts:
Want to revisit a specific conversation? Tap on the speech bubble icon next to the call and select "View Transcript" to see the entire text-based exchange.
Deleting Transcripts:
Keep your call history tidy by deleting transcripts when you're done with them. Tap "Delete" in the top right corner to remove a specific transcript.
Samsung's Bixby Text Call isn't just a feature; it's a game-changer for those hectic moments when taking a call isn't feasible. With the power of automated responses and easy-to-access transcripts, managing your conversations has never been more seamless. Embrace the future of hands-free communication with Bixby Text Call on your Galaxy phone!
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