On Pixel phones and many other Android handsets, the default keyboard is Gboard. When it pops up on screen, tap the mic icon (far right) to enable voice typing, and you can start talking. For more ...

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Android added native password autofill settings to Android in 9.0 Pie, but Android 11 will significantly improve it. As spotted by Android Police, a new Android Developers resource has turned up with ...

While the built-in keyboard on most Android smartphones is sufficient for typing, there are many third-party keyboards that offer exciting features to enhance your typing experience. I have tested ...

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Android 16 adds the ability to customize keyboard shortcuts. This feature first went live in Android 16 Beta 2. While you can’t assign custom key combinations to every available shortcut, you ...

Grammarly The Grammarly keyboard scans your text input in real-time to fix spelling and grammar errors. If you use your Android device for work, a helping hand from Grammarly might not go amiss ...

You can access Gboard settings by opening any app that uses the keyboard and tapping on the settings icon at the top of the keyboard. Alternatively, go to your phone's App drawer and select "Gboard".

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I didn't see this coming. While the Clicks Tech team has been busy bringing the Clicks Keyboard to iPhone users this year, over at Android Police they figured out there's at least ONE Android phone ...

Microsoft has pushed an update to SwiftKey Keyboard on Android, introducing a couple of new features. The version of the app adds Unicode 15 emojis and a new keyboard theme called Fluent Adaptive.