4 Reasons Not to Install Galaxy Note 8 Oreo & 10 Reasons You Should

Install for a Better Samsung Keyboard w/ New Emojis

It might not pull you away from your favorite third-party keyboard, but Samsung's stock keyboard is vastly improved in Android Oreo. 

First and foremost, the Galaxy Note 8's Android Oreo update brings the new, and redesigned, emoji characters you've been hearing about since last year.

If you use emoji characters when you chat with your friends, co-workers, and family members, you'll probably want to download Android 8.0 Oreo soon after it arrives.

You'll get a bunch of new options and the new characters are so much cleaner than the emojis found in Samsung's Experience 8.5 UI. If you aren't familiar with all of the new emojis you can get a good look at them right here. 

Samsung's new keyboard also comes with a toolbar that provides you with quick access to your most important functions.

Other notable changes include native GIF support, a more accessible clipboard, and new high-contrast keyboards that might be easier on your eyeballs.

Oreo also delivers some new resizing options that could help your typing, and swiping, become a little more accurate.