It would appear Good Lock is once again gaining relevance in Samsung’s mobile development plans. Which is far from a complete surprise, seeing how many the company introduced in recent months. Still, what we didn’t expect is for every single one of them to get its own launch trailer.
Because on its own, Good Lock is still a relatively niche platform not many people know about. It can’t even be downloaded globally just yet, though on the availability front. In the meantime, the Keys Cafe module got its very own video teaser that you can see below.
If the promo didn’t make it obvious, Keys Cafe is meant to provide deep keyboard customization options to Galaxy device owners. While it is technically under development as its own service, i.e. Good Lock module, Samsung appears to be positioning Keys Cafe as one of the major new features of . Many of its functionalities hence aren’t set in stone but for the time being, it appears we can at least look forward to keyboard themes, granular controls over one-handed UIs, dynamic effects, and even a way to improve our grammar through a gamified autocorrection service.
While this new trailer only emerged in South Korea earlier today, Keys Cafe itself was announced in late September alongside . Expect more news in the coming weeks as Samsung continues its development of One UI 3.0 and the accompanying features.
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Because on its own, Good Lock is still a relatively niche platform not many people know about. It can’t even be downloaded globally just yet, though on the availability front. In the meantime, the Keys Cafe module got its very own video teaser that you can see below.
Making your One UI keyboard truly your own
If the promo didn’t make it obvious, Keys Cafe is meant to provide deep keyboard customization options to Galaxy device owners. While it is technically under development as its own service, i.e. Good Lock module, Samsung appears to be positioning Keys Cafe as one of the major new features of . Many of its functionalities hence aren’t set in stone but for the time being, it appears we can at least look forward to keyboard themes, granular controls over one-handed UIs, dynamic effects, and even a way to improve our grammar through a gamified autocorrection service.
While this new trailer only emerged in South Korea earlier today, Keys Cafe itself was announced in late September alongside . Expect more news in the coming weeks as Samsung continues its development of One UI 3.0 and the accompanying features.
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