Android 14 will bring on androidnew phones and tablets a number of new functions. One of them is an extended list of keyboard shortcuts. This means that if you are using a tablet Galaxy with a physical keyboard, you'll be able to perform more actions with hotkeys once you get the s Androidem 14 and the One UI 6.0 superstructure.
A well-known specialist in Android Mishaal Rahman found out, that Google u Androidu 14 greatly expanded the list of native keyboard shortcuts. Specifically, he discovered them in the second beta version of the next one Androidu. According to him, some of the new keyboard shortcuts will include switching the input language (Ctrl+Spacebar), scrolling through recent apps (Alt+Tab), switching the taskbar (Search+T), launching split-screen multitasking (Search+Ctrl+right arrow or Search+Ctrl+left arrow) or taking a screenshot (Search+Ctrl+S).
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Android 14 should offer a total of 29 physical keyboard shortcuts, which is 16 more than in the case of the current Androidu. With Google's recent focus more on foldable smartphones and tablets that can offer increased productivity, adding physical hotkeys makes sense. We can hope to see more tablet-optimized apps from Google, Samsung, and other third-party app developers.
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Android Otherwise, 14 should get at least two more beta versions. Google will apparently release the stable version for its phones in August. At that time, Samsung should open a beta program for the One UI 6.0 build, with the stable version most likely to be released in the fall.
