The summary of ‘Samsung Keyboard Vs Gboard TESTED – Which one Should You Use ?’

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In this part of the video, the presenter compares the Samsung keyboard and Gboard, focusing on their features and user interfaces. The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra is used to display the Samsung keyboard, while another device illustrates Gboard. Both keyboards feature a settings button, number pad, and options for numbers and symbols. The position of the mic button differs between the two keyboards but is customizable. Additional features such as clipboard access, text editing, and one-handed mode are present in both keyboards. However, the Samsung keyboard has unique features like text extraction via the camera, Samsung Pass integration, and enhanced theming options. Some advanced features previously available on the Samsung keyboard, like YouTube and Spotify search, have been removed in the latest version. The video highlights that the Samsung keyboard leads in terms of integration and additional features. Both keyboards offer AI capabilities for tasks like chat translation, grammar checking, and more, with some features exclusive to specific apps and devices. The presenter invites viewers to comment on their preferred keyboard and to subscribe to the channel.

00:03:00

In this part of the video, the speaker compares the smart compose and predictive text features between Google Messages and Samsung keyboard. They demonstrate how the Google smart compose feature can be used on Google Messages but not on other platforms. Samsung keyboard offers customizable writing styles such as professional, casual, and social by tapping an AI icon. The swipe-to-text functionality works well on both keyboards for simple and complex words. For word prediction, Google keyboard typically provides more relevant suggestions compared to Samsung keyboard. Additionally, emoji predictions and relevancy are tested, with both keyboards displaying relevant emojis for phrases like “please come home”. The speaker prefers Google’s word prediction accuracy over Samsung’s.

00:06:00

In this part of the video, the presenter compares text prediction, autocorrection, clipboard functionality, translation features, and stylus input between Samsung Keyboard and Gboard. Samsung Keyboard provided better text prediction and autocorrection for words like “camouflage” and “brilliant”, whereas Gboard failed to autocorrect these properly, potentially indicating a bug. Both keyboards have clipboard functionalities for accessing and pinning recently copied items, as well as translation features that auto-detect languages and translate text. Additionally, both keyboards support stylus input for handwriting text entries. The presenter notes stylistic preferences for the emoji interfaces, favoring the Samsung Keyboard’s interface.

00:09:00

In this segment of the video, the comparison between Gboard and the Samsung keyboard is discussed in detail. The following key points are highlighted:

1. **Emoji and Sticker Integration**: Gboard offers a well-organized interface with options to use emojis, Bitmoji, stickers, and emoticons. The Samsung keyboard, however, enriches the experience with additional features like Emoji Pair options and AR Zone integration, allowing users to add stickers created from AR Zone.

2. **Quick Access to Emojis**: Gboard provides an emoji fast access row for quicker usage, whereas the Samsung keyboard relies on emoji suggestions embedded within the text input process.

3. **Language and Typing Options**: Gboard supports a wider variety of languages (over 900) and multiple typing options such as QWERTY and handwriting, compared to the limited options available on the Samsung keyboard.

4. **Customization**: Although Gboard allows basic theme customization, including creating custom themes and selecting preset themes, the Samsung keyboard supports more advanced customization with the ability to change background effects and key colors.

In conclusion, the segment outlines how Gboard offers more extensive language and quick access features, while the Samsung keyboard excels in emoji integration and advanced customization.

00:12:00

In this part of the video, the presenter discusses customizing a Samsung keyboard using the Goodlock application, specifically focusing on the Keys Cafe module. They demonstrate how to style the keyboard by selecting preset styles or creating a custom theme with personalized colors for the background, keys, and text. Additionally, the presenter showcases adding splash effects and customizing sound effects for key presses. There is also an option to make your own keyboard, allowing for deep customization of key width, height, and layout. The segment emphasizes the extensive customization capabilities available on the Samsung keyboard compared to basic customizations on Gboard, ultimately expressing a preference for the Samsung keyboard due to its flexibility.

00:15:00

In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses their preference for switching between Gboard and the Samsung keyboard, highlighting Gboard’s simplicity and excellent word prediction feature and Samsung keyboard’s extensive customization options. The speaker urges viewers to share their keyboard preferences in the comments and encourages them to subscribe to the channel. Additionally, the speaker mentions that each video features a new wallpaper, with links provided in the description for those interested. The segment concludes with a thank you, a request to like the video, and a sign-off.