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Now nudge is part of Galaxy AI's features, just like the previously launched Now Brief capability. It's way ahead of any other Galaxy AI features that I've used on my phone because of how proactive it is in fixing a key issue I never thought existed. Now nudge can identify what's on the screen and suggest several actions your phone can perform with a single tap, and get things done quickly. It processes data directly on the phone to give you context-aware suggestions, so it isn't a privacy nightmare. Not only does it sound exciting in theory, but it also comes in handy in real-world usage. The

It's only been a few days since I started using the Now nudge feature on Galaxy S26. Since I knew beforehand that Samsung would launch the feature on the S26, it's one of the features I enabled after the first boot. It didn't disappoint, living up to everything I was expecting from it. After spending a week using it, I noticed that I use the feature the most when chatting with someone using messaging or social media apps. When someone shares their location, Now nudge detects that and suggests the action above the keyboard, allowing me to view the location in a map app. In my one week with the

The Now nudge feature isn't enabled by default on Galaxy S26 models, so you need to enable it manually from the Settings. Just follow a few simple steps. Here is how to enable it on the Galaxy S26 series. Open the Settings app. Scroll down and tap Galaxy AI. Scroll down to find the Now nudge option. Tap Now nudge, and enable the On toggle. On the Now nudge setting page, you'll also see the Personal data intelligence option. You can use this to store information like your name, phone number, email address, or passport number. This comes in handy when you fill in forms. Now nudge