One cool AI-powered feature is coming to Samsung Keyboard with One UI 9.5. According to a recent app teardown, Samsung is working on a Rambler-like feature for its next big One UI update.
What is Rambler?
Rambler recently landed on the Pixel 10 series. | Image by Android Authority
For those of you unfamiliar with Rambler, it's an AI-powered voice-to-text feature that debuted with the Pixel 11 series. It allows you to speak to your phone instead of typing and can be hugely useful in many situations.
The difference between a conventional voice-to-text algorithm and an AI-powered one is that you can speak freely without thinking about whether or not your phone will understand what you're saying.
This means Rambler will remove filler words, such as "um" and "uh," and also completely transform a jumbled stream of words into a business-style email, for example.
Samsung is working on a Rambler-like keyboard feature
The new feature shows in the keyboard settings in One UI 9.5 test builds. | Images by Image by SamMobile
Now it looks like Samsung is working on its own version of the feature for Samsung Keyboard. The latest test build of One UI 9.5 includes an interesting addition—a new feature inside Samsung Keyboard settings, labeled "Refine Voice Input."
The description mimics what Rambler does almost word for word—cleaning up filler words and hesitations, with the polished text popping up after you're done speaking. The feature will be powered by Galaxy AI.
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There's no dedicated name for the new AI-powered voice-to-text feature, just a simple toggle to enable it in the Samsung Keyboard settings.
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When will this new feature arrive?
The first official One UI 9.5 beta builds should start rolling out next week. | Image by Samsung
The One UI 9.5 beta has yet to be officially released—internal test builds are just starting to pop up on servers. Samsung could start rolling out the first official beta as early as next week.
Once the rollout starts, the new feature will become available on Galaxy AI-supported devices. In order to test this, you will have to be part of the One UI beta program, though.
It's a nice addition, and I can't wait to test it, as Rambler is one of my favorite Google Pixel features. What do you think? Do you need an AI-powered voice-to-text feature on your Galaxy phone?
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