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00:00:00 – 00:16:02
The video provides a comprehensive comparison of the Samsung keyboard and Gboard on a Galaxy S24 Ultra, focusing on their interfaces, features, and customization options. Both keyboards offer essential functionalities like text editing, clipboard access, one-handed mode, themes, AI-driven features like text prediction and translation, and support for emojis. The Samsung keyboard stands out for its deeper system integration, extra features like Samsung Pass and text extraction, and advanced customization options using the Goodlock app and the Keys Cafe module. In contrast, Gboard is praised for its cleaner interface, broader language support, and superior word prediction. Ultimately, while the speaker appreciates Gboard's simplicity, they favor the Samsung keyboard for its extensive features and customization flexibility. The video concludes with an invitation for viewers to share their preferences and subscribe for more content.
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In this segment, the video compares the Samsung keyboard with Gboard by showcasing their features on a Galaxy S24 Ultra. The Samsung keyboard is examined in Google Messages, highlighting its user interface, number pad, customizable mic button, and access to settings and additional options like text editing, clipboard, and one-handed mode. It also includes distinct features like text extraction via the camera, Samsung Pass integration, and customizable themes. Gboard, used similarly, offers a straightforward interface with settings, mic button, text editing, clipboard access, and one-handed mode. Both keyboards support themes and AI features like chat translation and grammar checking. However, Samsung keyboard stands out with extra features and deeper system integration, such as Samsung Pass and text extraction.
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In this part of the video, the presenter compares various features between the Samsung keyboard and Google keyboard (Gboard). They show the smart compose feature in Google Messages, emphasizing how it is exclusive to Google Messages and highlights the AI options in the Samsung keyboard for different writing styles like professional, casual, social, and polite. The presenter then tests the swipe-to-text functionality on both keyboards, which works well on both for simple and complex words. They also test word prediction capabilities, where the Google keyboard provides more relevant suggestions compared to Samsung’s keyboard, which occasionally suggests irrelevant words. Additionally, the presenter demonstrates emoji prediction with both keyboards showing relevant emojis for phrases like “please come home.”
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In this segment, a comparison is made between Samsung keyboards and Gboard in terms of word prediction, autocorrection, clipboard functionality, translation, and stylus input. The presenter observes that Gboard typically offers better text prediction, although in one case of misspelling “camouflage,” the Gboard failed to correct it while Samsung’s did. Both keyboards support clipboard access, translation features, and stylus-based text input, with some differences in settings and customization options. The emoji interface is also compared, with a preference expressed for the Samsung keyboard’s design.
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In this part of the video, the speaker compares the Gboard and Samsung keyboard features. They highlight that Gboard has a cleaner interface with easy access to text, emojis, Bitmojis, stickers, and emoticons. Samsung keyboard, in contrast, offers more options like AR Zone integration for stickers, Emoji pairs, and additional stickers.
Further, Gboard has an “Emoji Fast Access” row for quick emoji usage, which Samsung keyboard lacks, though Samsung provides easy access to emoji suggestions while typing. In terms of language options, Gboard supports over 900 languages and multiple input methods, while Samsung has fewer options.
Customization is another key focus; Gboard allows theme changes and personal background images, but Samsung offers more advanced customization like background effects and key color changes. The segment underscores the broader customization capabilities of the Samsung keyboard compared to Gboard.
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In this segment of the video, the focus is on customizing a Samsung keyboard using the Goodlock application, particularly through its “Keys Cafe” module. The speaker explains that Goodlock is an official Samsung app and guides viewers through various customization options. Users can style their keyboard with preset themes or create their own by adjusting background colors, key colors, and text colors. Additional customization includes selecting splash effects and sound effects for key presses. The speaker also highlights the “Make Your Own Keyboard” feature, allowing users to adjust the size and positioning of individual keys for deep customization. The segment emphasizes that such extensive customization options are unique to Samsung keyboards and not available on other keyboards like Gboard.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses their preference between the Samsung keyboard and Gboard, highlighting Gboard’s simplicity and excellent word prediction feature but ultimately favoring Samsung keyboard for its extensive features and customization options. The speaker invites viewers to comment on which keyboard they use and why, and encourages subscribing to the channel for more content. Additionally, the speaker mentions that each video features a new wallpaper, with links provided in the description. Finally, viewers are asked to like the video if they found it useful.