Infinix Hot 60 5G+ is launching next week with 'One Tap AI Button'
The image shared by Infinix with us shows that the One Tap AI Button will be located on the right side of the Hot 60 5G+ below the volume rocker and power button. Infinix says it's a "smart and seamless shortcut that redefines user interaction" with the device and is designed for professionals, gamers, students, and regular users alike.
The One Tap AI Button supports single press, double press, and long press, and can be customized for over 30 apps. Moreover, the AI Button adapts to an individual's usage patterns to provide relevant, real-time assistance.
The One Tap AI Button can also be used to summarize articles, trigger Circle to Search, or get explanations of the on-screen content. It can also launch personalized tools based on the content displayed on the phone's screen.
Infinix hasn't revealed anything else about the Hot 60 5G+, but said the smartphone will launch in India on July 11 and will be sold online exclusively through Flipkart.
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