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Samsung Keyboard App Updates – v5.6.10.31
One UI’s native Samsung Keyboard app is designed with various input methods and convenient features. It provides a large number of customization options and allows you to create your own keyboard. Even you can change the layout, language, size, and other options to create the perfect keyboard.
The latest One UI 5.1 software made the Samsung Keyboard way too stunning, while it can only be accessible on Galaxy phones. Samsung Keyboard app regularly receives new updates with improvements, under-the-hood changes, bug fixes, and further enhancements.
Samsung Keyboard Updates
March 15, 2023
Samsung moderator announced that the Samsung Keyboard app 5.6.10.31 brings major improvements to reduce battery usage on One UI 5.1 devices. And therefore, Galaxy users who have smartphone or tablet running One UI 5.1 are advised to install the latest Keyboard app version.
March 03, 2023
Samsung Keyboard is getting a new update with version 5.6.10.31 and update package size of 77.09 MB. The new update brings common improvements to enhance the overall performance of the app.
- Samsung Keyboard 5.6.10.31 Update – Link
February 20, 2023
Samsung is releasing a new update for the Keyboard app via Galaxy Store. Identified via version 5.6.10.25, the installation package size of this new update is 102.76 MB.
February 07, 2023
Samsung Keyboard app is getting a new update with version 5.6.10.19. The new update enhances the overall performance of the app by fixing common issues. The update is released for Samsung devices running Android 9 Pie or later versions.
Apps
Google Messages to send warnings for sensitive content
Google is making it easier for users to manage sensitive images in the Messages app with a new feature, Sensitive Content Warnings. This feature will protect users from unexpected nudity in the messages they receive. It is expected to be available soon for the Messages app.
Following last month’s announcement, new insights from an APK teardown (via Android Authority) of the latest Google Messages Beta reveal how the upcoming Sensitive Content Warnings feature will work to protect users from unwanted nudity. It will be available on devices running Android 9 and newer, including Android Go devices.
When a photo that might contain sensitive content is sent, it will automatically be blurred. Users will have the option to either view the image or ignore it. Both the sender and the receiver will see warnings about the sensitive content.
These warnings will include reminders and advice like, “The person in this photo may not have agreed to share it with others,” and notifications stating, “You’re seeing this because sensitive content warnings are on.”
Notably, this feature will work on users’ devices without affecting the end-to-end encryption used in RCS chats. For users under 18, the feature will be available as an optional opt-out through Android Settings.
The latest Google Messages beta shows that this new feature is being actively developed and is expected to be rolled out in the coming months.
WhatsApp replaces camera shortcut with gallery access in chat bar
WhatsApp has introduced a gallery shortcut in its latest update for Android users. This new option allows users to access their photo and video gallery directly from the chat bar.
With the fresh update, the chat bar has now a new gallery icon that replaces the camera shortcut. This change makes it faster for users to access their stored photos and videos without going through multiple steps.
Users can simply tap the new gallery button to browse their media. However, they can still press and hold the button to record instant video messages, so this important feature remains available.
Previously, WhatsApp added a quick reply feature for video messages to make it easier to respond. Now, a new gallery icon is under testing for the WhatsApp chat bar that replaces the camera shortcut.
Currently, the gallery shortcut feature is available only to a limited group of beta testers with WhatsApp Beta version 2.24.23.11 for Android devices. The company seems to be testing this update to gather feedback.
Some users may prefer quick access to the gallery, while others might miss the old camera shortcut. For now, those who have access to the gallery shortcut can enjoy a faster way to share photos and videos.
WhatsApp now lets you easily organize chats with custom lists
Apps
Google Wallet for kids set to launch in 2025
Google is going to introduce Google Wallet for kids in 2025. This new feature will allow children to make payments right from their phones. Building on Family Link service, the Google Wallet app helps parents keep track of their kids’ device usage.
Earlier this year, Google Wallet for Kids launched on the Fitbit Ace, but now it’s expanding to smartphones. As cash use declines and contactless payments become more common, Google is ready to expand it Walllet option to kids’ devices (via 9to5Google).
Google Wallet app will work on Android devices that are set up with Family Link. While Google hasn’t listed specific compatible devices yet, it’s possible that Pixel phones will get it first before it becomes available on other Android phones including Samsung.
When Google Wallet is available, parents will have tools to manage their kids’ spending. They will be able to see what their children are buying which helps to teach them about money management.
Moreover, this new feature will make it easier for kids to make purchases while giving parents the ability to monitor their spending. Parents can look forward to this upgrade, as it offers a safe way for children to handle money. Stay tuned with us for more updates.