Google’s Android software includes one of the best smartphone keyboards around, but you might not know it if you own a phone from Samsung or HTC. Both companies, at least in their latest Android ...
A new update to Google Keyboard — the default keyboard on Nexus, Pixel, and some Android phones –also brings a name change, to Gboard. If the new name sounds familiar, that’s because it’s the name of ...
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I tried Google Keyboard, Samsung Keyboard, and Apple Keyboard for a month and here's how it went
We rely on our smartphone keyboards countless times a day. Yet many of us stick with the default option without a second thought on our iPhone and Android devices. But are we settling for good enough?
If you’re an iOS user who still hasn’t found a keyboard that perfectly suits your typing style, Google may soon be able to help. The Web giant has been prepping a mobile keyboard for the iPhone and ...
A Google Gboard beta is testing a new option to hide punctuation keys, frustrating users. The change would mirror how the iPhone keyboard operates. Removal of punctuation keys may simplify the ...
Google Keyboard has been released as a standalone app for Android devices running version 4.0 of the operating system and above. The free software was previously exclusive to Nexus devices, having ...
Haptic feedback on smartphones has become a great tool when used in moderation. On the Pixel, having haptics turned on for your keyboard can give typing a different feel, though some might prefer to ...
The folks behind the BlindType keyboard app for iOS and Google Android received a lot of attention when they started showing off their innovative approach to text entry. Instead of pulling up an ...
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