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Bixby button remapping won’t be limited to Galaxy S10

Bixby button remapping won’t be limited to Galaxy S10

Posted on February 22, 2019 By Jarvis

Samsung introduced a new controversial feature with its Galaxy S8 phone: the dedicated Bixby button. Many users weren’t happy about the feature, complaining that it would accidentally trigger Bixby or that it was useless without the option to remap it to a different app. Samsung will soon officially provide the option to assign the Bixby button to a different app, and the feature won’t just be limited to S10 devices.
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