Finally, you don't have to use two hands to text on an Android phablet. WSJ's Nathan Olivarez-Giles reviews the Google Keyboard app. Photo/Video: Emily Prapuolenis/The Wall Street Journal As the ...

Google's latest round of machine-learning enhancements for its Gboard smart keyboard offer two new features that reduce the need to type and improve its ability to make suggestions. The app's emoji ...

Google’s split-screen keyboard has arrived on the Galaxy Z Fold 3, joining Samsung’s own effort that comes as the default option. Is there any difference between the two, and how does Gboard’s ...

I tried Google Docs voice typing, and it works reasonably well after setting up the correct microphone. I can speak into Docs on my laptop and use voice commands, but I must slow down, talk clearly, ...

Google has rolled out a new keyboard for Android with a ton of new features including gesture cursor control, swipe delete, and a new single-handed mode. The new Google keyboard for Android is a major ...

Google‘s keyboard app, Gboard, is working on a cool new feature for voice typing on the Pixel Tablet. They’ve made some changes in the latest beta version (13.7) of the app. Instead of the usual full ...

There's also no way to change the voice typing provider. Even though AnySoftKeyboard is privacy-focused, voice input still goes through Google Voice Typing since it relies on Android's built-in speech ...

Google has announced a significant update for Gboard, bringing new emoji, Google Doodles, voice typing, and additional language support to the iOS keyboard app. Gboard integrates the company's search ...

From November of last year to the first few months of 2021, Gboard tested “enhanced voice typing” on Pixel phones with the new Google Assistant. It was a rather wide beta that fulfilled the promise of ...

Third-party keyboards have been possible (but flaky) on iPhones since iOS 8 in 2014, and today Google has joined the likes of Microsoft and others that are trying to offer a better software keyboard ...

I really like Gboard. It’s been my primary iOS keyboard since Google launched it back in May of 2016, and it’s pretty much the only third party iOS keyboard that I’ve stuck with for more than a week.