Screenshot on Android 11

[bkdodger2]

Will I experience the same kind of smart replies with a Galaxy S21 plus as I do with my Pixel? I will be using Gboard and Google messages instead of the Samsung versions. I don't think I could live without those smart replies.

I use Google messages ... SwiftKey and Gboard as my keyboards.. IMO Samsung keyboard sucks with predictions ... I'm actually all Google apps lol.. Though I do like Samsung internet... And use the other smart things Sammy brings for multi tasking.. Goodlock for additional tweaks all over the place is big time too...

 

[jskinvest]

I use Google messages ... SwiftKey and Gboard as my keyboards.. IMO Samsung keyboard sucks with predictions ... I'm actually all Google apps lol.. Though I do like Samsung internet... And use the other smart things Sammy brings for multi tasking.. Goodlock for additional tweaks all over the place is big time too...

So the smart replies in your opinion work just as well on your Galaxy as they would on your pixel for a 5G?

 

[bkdodger2]

So the smart replies in your opinion work just as well on your Galaxy as they would on your pixel for a 5G?

I get them with SwiftKey enabled too.. It will pop up on reply

 

[jskinvest]

I see that you can download the Samsung One Handed plus app from the play store and activate a screen shot from a simple swipe diagonal or across from side of the screen. Sounds better than palm capture. That would be an option I would try.

 

[KPMcClave]

I know that and apparently that is what they did. Why they did that is the question. That is one of the most useful and easy features found on Android 11. I can easily take a screenshot, edit it and share with one hand. I'd rather not have to use the power and volume down buttons to take the screenshot.

If it's a Pixel-only feature, then it isn't that Samsung removed it but that Google restricts its use to their own phones.

 

[jskinvest]

If it's a Pixel-only feature, then it isn't that Samsung removed it but that Google restricts its use to their own phones.

I see then I guess I should not blame Samsung for that.