One UI 9.5 might bring Pixel 11’s ‘Rambler’ feature to Samsung Keyboard before Google’s
The Pixel 11 launched with one AI tool most people got on board with, called “Rambler.” It’s a transcription tool that overhauls and cleans up voice-to-text messages. Too bad this Rambler clone will only be available on Samsung Keyboard. more…
Samsung's upcoming One UI 9.5 may bring a Rambler-like feature to the Pixel 11, according to testing discovered by SamMobile. The feature, found in an internal build, is called "Refine Voice Input" and aims to clean up voice-to-text messages by removing filler words and hesitations. Unlike Google's Pixel 11 Rambler tool, which requires an end action to finalize the transcription, Samsung's version seems to process the audio automatically after dictation, similar to One UI's default behavior.
However, this Rambler variant will only be available within Samsung Keyboard, not Google Keyboard, leaving Pixel 11 users who prefer the latter out of luck. Samsung isn't alone in emulating Google's features; the One UI 9.5 keyboard has also borrowed the Magic Cue functionality from Google, which debuted on Galaxy devices as Now Nudge.
Despite this, Google has yet to release Rambler for any devices besides the Pixel 11, and workarounds remain unofficial and unverified. For more updates, viewers can check out 9to5Google on YouTube.
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