Using Galaxy? Samsung will fix the most annoying problem on your phone

Samsung is developing a feature called 'Refine Voice Input' that will be integrated into the Galaxy keyboard and automatically remove stuttering and hesitation words like 'uh' and 'um' from dictated text, similar to a similar tool by Google in Gboard. Activation will be done via an AI icon on the keyboard or a long press on the side button. The feature is expected to arrive with the One UI 9.5 update in the coming weeks, and will likely be exclusive to newer Galaxy models only.

Samsung is developing a new capability called 'Refine Voice Input' that will be integrated into its keyboard, aiming to solve the problem of stuttering and hesitation words in dictated text. Similar to a similar feature introduced by Google in the Gboard keyboard, the system will rely on artificial intelligence (Galaxy AI) to automatically identify and remove unnecessary words, pauses, and hesitations like 'uh' and 'um', so the user receives continuous and clear text without manual editing. Activation will be simple: instead of the familiar microphone icon, the Galaxy AI icon (three stars) will appear in the lower left corner of the keyboard, and pressing it will activate the enhanced dictation. Alternatively, it can be activated by a long press on the device's side button. Unlike regular dictation, the text will appear on the screen only after speech ends and the system processes the voice. According to reports, the capability is expected to reach users with the One UI 9.5 update in the coming weeks. However, not all Samsung devices are expected to receive the upgrade: the feature will likely be exclusive to select Galaxy devices, mainly newer and more advanced models, as part of the company's AI capabilities package. Users with older devices will have to continue deleting hesitations themselves.