Earlier this year, with the launch of Pixel 11, Google introduced Rambler, a Gemini-powered dictation feature that filters filler words. It appears that the same could finally make it to One UI 9.5's keyboard, dubbed "Refine Voice Input" on the Samsung Keyboard.
Spotted first by SamMobile, the feature will be part of Samsung's Galaxy AI suite. This dictation method could replace the standard voice input layout and its icon with a three-star Galaxy AI icon.
Additionally, users on supported Samsung smartphones and tablets will also have the option to trigger the tool by simply pressing and holding the physical side button.
It's worth noting that because the software is actively analysing and restructuring your speech to remove hesitations, it does not transcribe words in real time. Instead, an AI processing animation plays on the screen while you speak, which is pretty similar to Rambler.
Once the user is done talking, the local on-device AI finalises the cleanup and inserts the perfectly structured text into the text field. Unfortunately, we don't know when the feature could roll out. It is anticipated to debut alongside the One UI 9.5 software update in the coming weeks.
However, the feature will likely remain exclusive to select premium Galaxy devices equipped for on-device processing. That said, the One UI 9.5 Beta rollout should begin soon, and we should see more of this Rambler-like feature in action, so stay tuned.
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