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Galaxy Note 10 might ditch all the buttons

Galaxy Note 10 might ditch all the buttons

Posted on March 27, 2019 By Jarvis

Galaxy smartphone users, even Samsung’s most ardent fans, have bemoaned what was once a very locked down and almost useless Bixby key. With the latest One UI experience, Samsung has thrown users a bone by letting them remap one of two actions to something other than Bixby. Come August, however, Samsung might be taking its response to the extreme and actually remove not just the Bixby key but almost all physical keys and replace them with still unknown sensors and gestures.
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