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Highlights Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 may replace swipe gestures with pinch controls Pinch sensors discovered in Samsung Members app APK teardown Pinch gestures reduce accidental activations and offer better user control Potential functionalities include media playback, volume, and noise cancellation control Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Buds 3 series could be ditching swipe gestures in favour of a more intuitive pinch control system. This comes according to information uncovered by Android Authority through an APK teardown in partnership with AssembleDebug, Pinch Sensor Revelations Images of pinch right gestures on upcoming Galaxy Buds 3 Pinch sensors that were spotted when browsing through the 5.0.00.11 version of the Samsung Members application. This also includes images of the earbuds and gestures about them. Although it is not clear yet whether the pinch sensors and gestures will be on both the Buds 3 and Buds 3 Pro models or just one variant, the discovery indicates a radical change in user interaction for Samsung's wireless earbuds. The pinch gestures have been integrated into the earbuds of several prominent brands like Apple, Xiaomi, and Nothing among others. In most of these models, one can perform a single-finger pinch to pause or play, perform two pinches to skip to the next in line, and triple pinch to go back. Another essential action is the pinching-and-hold action, which toggles between noise cancellation and transparency modes. According to Rita El-Khoury of Android Authority, pinch gestures can offer a superior user experience over touch or swipe controls. Pinch and squeeze gestures are more deliberate actions in and of themselves, which greatly reduce the risk of accidental activations caused by hair or adjustments to the earbuds' positioning. Potential Gesture Functionalities Images of pinch Left gestures on upcoming Galaxy Buds 3 While the specifics of how Samsung will implement pinch gestures remain unknown, it is reasonable to expect a similar approach to industry standards. Users could potentially control media playback, volume, and noise cancellation/transparency modes through intuitive pinch combinations. The leaked images also reveal a more conventional earbud design for the Galaxy Buds 3 series, featuring a stem. Interestingly, the earbuds appear to have red or blue lights at the root of the stem, potentially aligning with the recently leaked "blade lights" feature for the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro. FAQs What new control system might the Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 feature? The Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 series may feature a new pinch control system, replacing the traditional swipe gestures for user interaction. How were the pinch sensors for the Galaxy Buds 3 discovered? Pinch sensors were spotted during an APK teardown of the Samsung Members application, version 5.0.00.11, in partnership with AssembleDebug. What are the potential benefits of pinch controls over swipe gestures? Pinch controls offer a more deliberate action, reducing the risk of accidental activations caused by hair or adjusting the earbuds' positioning, thus providing a superior user experience. What functionalities could the pinch gestures on Galaxy Buds 3 provide? Users could potentially control media playback, volume, and toggle between noise cancellation and transparency modes through intuitive pinch combinations. What design features are revealed in the leaked images of the Galaxy Buds 3? The leaked images show a more conventional earbud design with a stem, featuring red or blue lights at the root, possibly aligning with the "blade lights" feature for the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro. Also Read: Samsung Galaxy Buds2 Pro Review: A Solid Option in the Premium League Also Read: Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Series, Galaxy Buds 2 Pro Launched

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