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That depends on your stock keyboard. Gboard is a great option now (especially since the Dec 2016 update).
I used nothing but SwiftKey for about 2 years but was always bothered by certain things, like the aggressive spacing after periods. Trying to text somebody a web address was always frustrating. Gboard handles that better.
I've tried others and keep coming back to "Gboard - the Google Keyboard":
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
It does everything I want and I do not have to worry about it being spyware and stealing my passwords, logins, etc.
Try the Google Keyboard. It beats the shit out of the Samsung one.
Also, if you really want to enjoy Android, check out r/Tasker. This is the ultimate automation app which can do just about anything you want your phone to do when a certain condition is met.
When my girlfriend really needs to get a hold of me and my phone is on silent, I'm asleep, or whatever, I have it set to ring really loud when she texts me "911". But it can do a LOT of more complicated things than that.
well i also have a solution for that, just use google's GBoard. you can set it to have a dedicated emoji key that brings up the usual categories and a search bar. i just found out you can even search by drawing the emoji.
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Tell your friend not to spend too much time on Reddit.. my friend didn't realize it was 2018 already. (งツ)ว
I find Google Keyboard (or Gboard as it's recently been renamed to) to be the easiest for both. First thing I installed when I got this phone and haven't switched from it since.
Get the "Gboard" update here if the Play Store listing is still called Google Keyboard for you.
Too keep this simple for people, this is a skinned keyboard of the "stock" Google Keyboard.
Personally, I prefer the stock keyboard over others, and now that I have Chrooma, I set the skin to #000000. I'm one really happy AMOLED user right now.
I am assuming you are talking about on mobile. Most languages have their own keyboard. For example german has extra keys with ö ä ü and ß and norwegian has ø æ å. For languages with many extra characters in addition to the standard latin alphabet (like latvian with ē ŗ ū ī ō ā š ģ ķ ļ ž č ņ), then it is usually a US keyboard layout and autocorrect automatically changes it to the correct letters. In dutch, we use a US international layout, but we also have words like "reëel" and "maïswafels" and loanwords like "gênant" and "überhaupt". Those get automatically corrected. Sometimes I have to hold down to get the accents for example to emphasise "één" because "een" is also valid word.
Source: I use google keyboard with "swiping" to type.
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I live in Ireland, the euro is my currency. However there's no English language that has € on the front board, using UK English I gotta go into numbers/symbols and long press on £ to pull up the € character.
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It's great that I have Irish as an option, but I'm practically illiterate there...
The word prediction engine? You mean the Samsung Keyboard? Just download Google Keyboard ( https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin ) or Swiftkey ( https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.touchtype.swiftkey )
Gboard has a million languages and Maori is one of them. It automatically suggests macrons where appropriate and has auto-correct for both English and Maori.
TouchPal is certainly not the only keyboard. It may have come pre-installed, but the standard Android keyboard is the Google one, Gboard.
Very cool functionality
For those that aren't aware what this is (like me) here's the links:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=en_CA
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/gboard-the-google-keyboard/id1091700242
Keyboard: Google Keyboard
Messaging: Textra
From Google Play Or if it's already installed open any place you can type in,hold on the spacebar for a few seconds,select "Gboard" it might be the 1st option,there you go(I don't use it genrally xD)
Gboard to klawiatura Google. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=en
SwiftKeya używałem mniej więcej do 2016-7 roku, kiedy klawiatura Google go przegoniła pod względem jakości i szybkości działania.
Which "default Chinese keyboards" are you referring to? If you are using Gboard you shouldn't have any of those problems.
You want a keyboard that's not comfortable? Try the Go keyboard.
jk but seriously, I think Google's own Gboard is hard to top. It's got just about everything: intelligent suggestions, fluid and accurate gesture typing (accurate at least in English), support for a huge array of languages and even dialects, a simple theming engine, a sleek minimalistic design, voice typing, etc etc. Also Google search is baked into the keyboard itself. It's great for both gesture typing and tap typing
It looks like you have the default Samsung keyboard. I believe it is possible to turn predictions on for it, but I recommend getting Gboard instead, it's a much better keyboard. Also, it's the keyboard in the first picture. Here's the Play Store link.
est-ce que vous avez remarqué une baisse des abonnés youtube si vous avez une chaine ?
AirPods qui seront dispo lundi dans les Apple Store ou précommandes pour février sur apple.com
WiFi dans les TGV Paris-Lyon
ransomware Popcorn Time
Avez vous un téléphone compatible avec le GPS européen Galileo (le Aquaris espagnol est compatible mais peut être que des mises à jour de puces GPS rendront les vieux téléphones compatibles ?)
piratage de 1 Md de boites mail Yahoo
fusion twitter-periscope pour streamer dans twitter
Avez vous testé Amazon Prime Vidéo dispo en France ?
bonnes ventes des Microsoft Surface & mauvaises ventes des nouveaux Macbook Pro
mise à jour iOS 10.2
clavier Gboard de Google dispo sur Android après iOS
nouveau smartphone HTC Magic avec écran sans bord (comme le Xiaomi Mi Mix) & arrondi
des idées de choses à faire en province pendant les vacances (surtout quand il y a pas de neige) ?
Windows Vista a rezolvat problema diacriticelor românești.
Schimbă tastatura telefonului :) Samsung, HTC sunt nașpa. Instalează tastatura Google.
Google Keyboard has settings that allow you to have different levels of auto-correct, including turning it completely off.
You could always use a different keyboard, if you're not attached to the VZW one. I would recommend Gboard (Google Keyboard) or Swiftkey. These both have better autocorrect functionality. Also, I know that Gboard allows you to disable the automatic word replacement feature. Swiftkey surely also has a similar option.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.touchtype.swiftkey
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est-ce que vous avez remarqué une baisse des abonnés youtube si vous avez une chaine ?
WiFi dans les TGV Paris-Lyon
ransomware Popcorn Time
Avez vous un téléphone compatible avec le GPS européen Galileo (le Aquaris espagnol est compatible mais peut être que des mises à jour de puces GPS rendront les vieux téléphones compatibles ?)
piratage de 1 Md de boites mail Yahoo
fusion twitter-periscope pour streamer dans twitter
Avez vous testé Amazon Prime Vidéo dispo en France ?
bonnes ventes des Microsoft Surface & mauvaises ventes des nouveaux Macbook Pro
clavier Gboard de Google dispo sur Android après iOS
nouveau smartphone Honor Magic avec écran sans bord (comme le Xiaomi Mi Mix) & arrondi avec intelligence artificielle
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Feedback sound on Google Keyboard isn't that bad to me. Ask me about the stock keyboard on Android 4.x and I'd agree with you.
Classic Google. Why can't this be part of the already available Google Keyboard? No, we have to make 5 different apps.
Because they're able to track exactly what websites you visit using things like your browsers fingerprint & cookie files... provided the website has one of the dozen analytic tools embedded into it, such as Google Analytics
And that's just the tip of the iceberg... You've also got things like what you type into your Google Board (Which is the default keyboard on MOST Android based operating systems) ... just think about that alone... ANYTHING YOU TYPE INTO YOUR ANDROID KEYBOARD GETS SENT TO GOOGLE... crazy... any smart speakers in your house, every Google Maps search, and literally every single Google product you've ever used collects data and stores it.
Add to that, Amazon, Facebook and Microsoft, who all share data with each other, and you have almost complete indirect control over the entire internet.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin - google keyboard (Gboard) - it's legit
Well, I'm not "Anybpdy" (LOL) but I found that the gboard (Google Keyboard) does a better job at swiping vs the stock Samsung keyboard and does better auto-correct on the rare occasion I actually type a word :)
So, not exactly the same, but you can create your own gifs with Gboard.
This works on Android as well, if you are using Google's own Android Keyboard. It probably works on others as well, but there are too many keyboard apps available for me to definitively say it works on all of them.
- Wrong sub.
- Android in general should support Arabic input. I'm not familiar with the specific N920P model, but the one you're looking at probably has a locked down CSC so you might not be able to set your system language to Arabic. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=en
There are enough bilingual people in the world such that if you have your device configured correctly, it's super fast to switch. For example, I'm using the Gboard on my Android device with two languages enabled. I can switch keyboard layouts with on tap of the globe that is right next to the space. Even if I don't want to bother switching the layout, it is smart enough to give me suggestions in both of my languages.
On my H990DS SEA (daily driver - settings and apps migrated from my previous Android phone, a Moto X Play):
- Settings | General | Language & keyboard | Spelling correction (2nd option from the top)
On my H990DS AME (spare, not used daily) The 2nd option "Spelling correction" is missing.
However, also under:
- Settings | General | Language & keyboard | Keyboard & Input Methods the 'Current keyboard" is LG Keyboard. On my daily driver it is Gboard.
So suggestion/question: did you already download Gboard and set that under Current keyboard? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=en
Also: which version of the H990DS does she have? Can be found under:
- Settings | General | About phone | Common | Software info | Software version
download gboard(made by google) it's a better android keyboard and gives you a key to bring up the emoji keyboard.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=en
A way to fix this would be to get something like Gboard from the play store and use that as your primary keyboard.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
I'm using Google keyboard with Flat Style Colored Keyboard and is perfect for me
Personally, I've been using the Google Keyboard on my previous Android and my S6 because it's quite similar to the stock iPhone one and has Swype inbuilt.
I'd say you switch to Google Keyboard and improve your typing experience entirely with their Material Light or Material Dark option for a sexy keyboard.
He can change to a different keyboard. I personally prefer the plain Google keyboard. Has the mic button in the upper right. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
It's up to you. You have to try both phones for yourself and see which one you like more, then use the other phone in other situations.
Maybe try using a different keyboard on your Realme, for example Google's Gboard to see if it works better.
Ek gebruik Gboard. Meeste van die tyd los ek dit op "AF•EN", want dit sal autocorrect na Afrikaans met die opsies as soortgelyke Engelse woorde. Soos bogenoem, meeste van die tyd sal konteks inlig dat die sin Engels is en dit sal self aanpas, maar soms kry ek snaakse oomblikke wanneer ek Engels tik en dit spoeg skielike Afrikaans nonsens, dan sal ek dit gou oorsit na suiwer Engels en later terugverander.
Porra is op sy eie want ek gebruik dit net wanneer ek lesse doen en dan is suiwer taal belangrik.
^Edit: ^soms
One of the things I like about Android is it's ability to be customized. For example, I also despise the Samsung keyboard because it is slow and the word prediction is crap, so I switched to Gboard.
Gboard https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=en
With many Russian keyboards, including handwriting recognition.
I noticed that too and haven't figured it out. I know that Google's Gboard had it placed down there if I remember correctly. You can always install it, set it as default and give it a try.
have you tried using "Gboard" keyboard and resizing it? I think Gboard is leaps and bounds better than Samsung's keyboards.
Skini Gboard. Imaju srpska latinica i ćirilica i stvarno radi super. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/gboard-the-google-keyboard/id1091700242?mt=8
Disclaimer: I would never tell anyone what keyboard they should be using. Privacy and data mining are serious tools with near-zero laws and regulations on how an individual may use the data they collect, be it to go after someone they don't like, incite a targeted collective, or harm the ability for a cultural group to support themselves.
With that clarified, the native keyboard for android devices is gboard by google. So it's the one i would recommend you use if you are having issues with the one samsung has built for you.
Once installed, it will be in that menu from earlier.
It's an app available for Android on the Google Play store--no idea of they offer it on other OSes.
I initially got it when I had a cheapo phone that didn't offer an emoji keyboard--Gboard did, and for free, no ads (and Google probably already has everyone's private info), but I've found it to be great at handling switching between languages and offering lots of layouts for both Latin alphabets and other writing systems.
> Why is there no other app that can do this?
All notepad/memo and text input apps can do it if you use a keyboard that supports microphone input.
Google Gboard specifically supports a voice typing mode.
A week or two ago, I posted that this Android keyboard began supporting Korean input, but I didn't realize that it was only in the beta version of the app. Now Korean is available in the normal version on the Play Store!
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
It probably depends on your version, but on my Note 4, it's under the keyboard's settings > "My hot keys" > then 0-9 can become shortcuts when long pressed.
That said, Google's keyboard is available to everyone and I'd totally recommend it, personally. You can still have a dedicated number row, which is what kept me on Samsung's for a long time.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=en
> Would love to hear what people think about things like location sharing.
Location sharing would be troublesome for subs like /r/gonewild and we would prefer it not be an option. If people want to share their location they can use other ways, which gives people a little hurdle to cross before they give it out, giving them a bit more time to really think about it and wonder if it's the right thing to do.
But do add Gboard functionality, IE make sure it works with Gboard. Some apps like snapchat don't allow full gboard functionality, for example adding gifs, google search/translate/maps etc right in chat.
(((GBoard))) is okay if you don't mind the botnet
F-Droid has some keyboards if you want something open source
On newer versions on Android and iOS, you can use gif keyboards like Gboard to search for them
Disclaimer: I don't claim to know what I'm talking about.
> *Should we keep on adding services to the keyboard, or we should focus just on one service such as payments on the keyboard, or e-commerce on the keyboard.
My first thought on seeing this is that you'll be competing with Gboard (Google's keyboard), so you'll need a better proposition than a "smart keyboard that does things". Hence, I would pick one specific service or area and get really good at that, rather than having the keyboard do a lot of things. The "keyboard that helps you save" (for instance) sounds a hella lot more appealing than "the smart keyboard", particularly in the context of competing against Gboard.
> *Should we restrict this idea to the keyboard, or try to implement this on Quickball (assistive touch) kind of thing, which could be accessible throughout the phone rather than just messaging services.
I would just pick one thing, otherwise it's putting too much too quickly on your plate. If you had to pick one (custom keyboard or quickball thing) which one would do the job best? Then stick to that.
> *What should be our monetizing plan.
I would suggest none (for now). If you can afford it, I would try and get a few thousand people to use it and give feedback before you start thinking about monetizing it. Eventually if you get people using it you can always add premium features on top, but at this stage you need to find out if people want it first and foremost.
(Also, uh, this sub is /r/hwstartups, for hardware startups, you should have probably posted on /r/startups instead)
Use Gboard, Google's new keyboard. There's a gesture option in there to enable cursor movement by swiping left or right along the spacebar. Another one of the gesture options is a "mass delete" where you swipe left on the backspace and it highlights whole words to delete.
It's not possible to switch between them officially but if you have a rooted phone you can use WA Tweaks to switch.
If you want more GIFs you can also use GBoard Google keyboard to search for GIFs everywhere and send it in WhatsApp in one click.
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Use a different keyboard like GBoard from Google. I've had problems with built-in keyboards on LG and Samsung too. Also make sure there aren't any system updates available.
I have never used the standard keyboard tbh, have you tried Gboard (Google Keyboard)? I have had no problems with it, before or after the update. Gboard in the Play Store
The Google Keyboard can do swype texting. You can install that from the Play Store on any phone.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
A number of other free keyboards integrate it as well.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.touchtype.swiftkey
Generally either of these keyboards are way superior than the old prediction technology in the Galaxy S3. I use the Google Keyboard personally.
Actually, Google themselves are doing lots of work in language support. I noticed this morning that the Google Keyboard supports Zulu and Xhosa inputs.
It seems the update is starting to push out, the update day appears as today on desktop.
It's an update to Google Keyboard either way.
See that G button on the left? If you are using g-board ( https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin ) you'll have that customization option after you press it.
This still says Google Keyboard for me, but the screenshots show Gboard. I'll try updating it.
EDIT: The app is Gboard, which is an updated Google Keyboard. It's the same app. I think my keyboard is smaller now. I'm gonna have to mess with settings.
Try clearing the app's cache then data
If that doesn't work, try factory reset (will delete everything on the phone)
if you don't want to factory reset, try using Google Keyboard
AOSP keyboard is basically a stripped down version of the Google Keyboard, which is the one with all the new gestures and themes.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
About the first suggestion, the google keyboard has a handy voice to text option. See the second image here https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=en_GB
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
You have that one installed?
Around Android 4.4, they added this: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
Make sure you have Google's keyboard installed (above link). As in the description, you either get an emoji icon on the bottom right corner, or can hold return to get it. Using these emoji, you can add weird dogs and snowmen to just about anywhere. You can even use them in note titles I think.
This sounds like an issue with your keyboard. Which keyboard are you currently using?
If you don't mind switching, you can try out Google Keyboard or SwiftKey Keyboard and see if the problem goes away.
Maybe Google keyboard got uninstalled or disabled?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
Edit:
Or some settings were turned off on your Samsung keyboard ?
Yeah, the first two are just phones that are semi-modular (or fully modular) where you can potentially add in a slide-out keyboard using the modularity. The 2015 Fairphone (Android) might also go that route.
If you just want a keyboard, and don't care about it being a slide out one, then there are more options (like the BlackBerry Passport, which runs Android apps), but keyboards in general on phones are kinda disappearing (as most people are ok with using and onscreen input method like Google Keyboard's swipe input), and any specific version of physical keyboards are going to be increasingly hard to find.
What version of Android are you on?
If below 4.4, you'll have to update Google Keyboard every time manually. 4.4 made Google Keyboard a must-have on most phones IIRC, and you can update the app from here.
You may also like Google Keyboard.
If you are on an Android device, you can download the app [Gboard](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin) that has a Shahmukhi keyboard; however, it will be listed as Punjabi (Arabic)
Hi. Gboard from the Play store has this option.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=el
>u/tovikotomik - LineageOS 19.1][Google Assistant Hey Google is grayed out ...mindthegapps, passing saftynet check. Phone language is US English as well as the assistant language. ...phone is rooted
Have you tried installing Gboard?
It's a feature of the Gboard keyboard - which is the native keyboard on vanilla Android. You can download it from the store https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=en&gl=US
The only workaround I've found is to try and train yourself to keep your swipe gestures within as small of a space as possible to the right of the space bar.
I've raised the issue to Google also. You should do the same here so they can see everyone complaining and do something about it:
Also don't forget to leave one star and say so on the app store listing. They listen to those: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
Instaliraš Gboard - Google tastauru i izabereš srpsku latinicu i ćirilicu (i bilokoje drugo pismo) pa ih lako i jednostavno prebacuješ po potrebi. :)
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
χρησιμοποιησε το gboard. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=en&gl=US
Οκ, ισως δεν αρεσει σε ολους. αλλα αξιδει την δοκιμη
Well, it depends...
There can me many factors. Settings, default Keyboard you're using, Application itself you're using and its settings...
- Is it IOS(apple) or Android, or some other Operating System?
- Are you using a browser on the phone, or the Reddit App?
You can try this for IOS (APPLE iPhones) ;
- Go to Settings > General and tap Keyboard.
- Tap Keyboards, then tap Add New Keyboard.
- Tap Emoji.
You can try this for an Android Device.
- Swipe down and hit Settings *Gear Icon) or go to settings.
- Go System > Language and Keyboards.
- Check for any emoji settings, like on off.
On Android, I use the Gboard Keyboard. If you don't have it, you can go get it HERE
Good Luck!!!
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Le clavier par défaut sur Android supporte la saisie multilingue.
Settings -> System -> Languages and input -> On-screen keyboard -> Gboard -> Languages -> Add keyboard -> French (Canada) -> Multilingual typing -> Done
Le système Android a une option multilingue pour les applications qui peuvent utiliser plus d'une langue (genre les claviers).
Settings -> System -> Languages and input -> Languages -> Add a language -> Français -> Canada
It's the most used Android keyboard and it's made by Google. You can get it from Play Store. In my opinion it's better than the Samsung keyboard.
They're called Kaomojis. Here's how to type them:
Windows 10 & Windows 11:
- Make sure you have already selected a text field. This works as if you're pasting a text.
- On your keyboard, press [Windows] and [ . ] or [Windows] and [ ; ] at the same time to open the Emoji Panel.
- Then click the ";-)" tab on the top. Then choose from the categories of Kaomojis along the bottom.
- You'll see a scrollable list of Kamojis, click on any of them to insert.
Android (Gboard):
- Open the Emoji picker by long pressing the Enter button on the bottom right of the keyboard, or a button that has a symbol that looks similar to this 😀
- On the tab along the bottom, press ":-)", then choose from the categories of Kaomojis along the top.
- Tap on any of them to insert.
This instruction is for Gboard, the free keyboard app by Google. Instructions on Android about anything is going to vary from one phone to the other since each company bundle their own keyboard app on their device, which differs from brand to brand. Gboard is the closest thing to the "standard Android keyboard" so I chose it.
For Mac OS and iOS: I haven't used them, but I looked up and it seems like you have to enable Japanese language keyboard on your device to access Kaomoji (they're from Japan).
I'm not sure if Apple have since already fixed this, so be sure to look for ";-)" , ":-)" , or something similar in your Emoji picker. Here's a guide on how to open it on a Mac.
You can also search "Kaomoji" on the web and copy-paste them.
Here is the app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=en_CA&gl=US. Coptic is certainly supported.
Teens tend to have a later bedtime schedule even aside from their busy lives. It has to do with melatonin release and their circadian clock
They could potentially do better by avoiding light in the evening, or wearing yellow orange glasses to reduce the melatonin suppression, but in general their bodies have a stronger tendency for delayed sleep cycles vs younger kids and adults
I have the new Play Store listing already https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
Citymapper per i mezzi pubblici (Roma e Milano), IMHO nettamente la migliore.
Firefox Focus è un'app difficile da spiegare: hai presente quando da un'applicazione apri un link, che appare in una schermata speciale (che non è Chrome, ma quasi), ecco, Firefox Focus gestisce quei link lì, ma blocca pubblicità e traking di default, è velocissima e cancella la navigazione appena chiudi.
Gboard, non ci sono altre tastiere all'altezza: Android e Apple.
KeePass DX, miglior client Keepass per Andorid.
NewPipe (si trova su Fdroid) per scaricare i video da Youtube o vederli in background.
VLC soprattutto per film/tv in lingua originale, perché scarica i sottotitoli originali per magia.
Edit: andOtp per la gestione dei 2FA, opensource (che con le password a priori non mi fido) e compatibile con impronta digitale.
Source: Google keyboard
If the phone isn't a Pixel and it has its own phone/email/messenger apps get the stock android apps like GBoard, Messages, Google Dialer, etc. I find they are the simplest with the least frustrations.
Definitely start using the Google Photos app, turn on backup so it saves to your google acct when you are on wifi. There are some really advanced search features, you can search by face or object, or location or whatever. Its pretty useful when you have tens of thousands of photos and want to find a specific one.
I'd suggest using the Asus File Manager, it is pretty full featured but really easy to use.
Localcastis nice if you ever want to cast your own pics/videos to a TV
They're not, but this:
>It is unreasonable to expect them to do it for us.
They're still developing apps built on the AOSP base, but not sharing the sources. They used to, and that's partially what made Android so popular among enthusiasts when it mattered. It would be reasonable to assume they'd share the sources for apps they still develop. At the very least, these are no longer developed openly: Keyboard, Authenticator, Messaging, ~~Calculator~~, ~~Contacts~~, ~~Clock~~, ~~Dialer~~.
EDIT: I was wrong, some of these are still developed! See here.
I'm using the Google Keyboard on Android 7.0
download it via play store
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
The first things I did were:
- Set wallpaper and ringtones
- Register fingerprint + retinas
- Enable S-Pen to be able to unlock the phone (only works if the S-Pen is out of the phone when it locks)
- Turn on auto-hide for the navigation (home, back) buttons. Gives more screen real estate to apps / home screen. I'm also overly paranoid about screen burn.
- You can actually access the home button even when its hidden by pressing slightly harder where it normally it. Tactile feedback will let you know you've done it correctly (this is my new favorite feature lol)
And some apps I've installed:
- Gboard. Google's keyboard. If you turn on the always-on numbers row, it works better than the default Samsung keyboard (at least in my experience. I used swipe typing a lot, and the default keyboard just wasn't cutting it)
- bxActions. Lets you remap the Bixby button to do other things. I have mine set to launch the Google Assistant, but you can do whatever.
- Tasker. Really useful for automation
- Adobe Fill & Sign. If you ever have to deal with a company that requires you to "sign this and send it back to us" this is a life saver. Lets you fill out PDF forms with text, and sign it in your own handwriting.
- Google Rewards. If you're into this kind of thing, you get Google Play store credit for doing surveys. Its usually $0.10 - $0.30 per couple of questions, but I haven't had to pay for an Android app in literally years because of this app.
- Google Now launcher. Apparently this has been discontinued, but having the Google feed right there is kinda useful. I also like its aesthetics. You may have to find an APK somewhere if you really want it.
- Sync. Just a good Reddit app :P
EDIT:
Oh, and Android Messages, because you can pull up a web interface and access all of your messages from it, which is handy, and Inbox for snoozing emails and such.
Kör med Googles Gboard. Mycket bättre än telefonens (LG) standard.
I can't help you much with the system, but you can type in Esperanto with the Google Keyboard?
Try using gboard. I'll show you the English board base: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
Spacebar cursor control isn't in SwiftKey, it's in Gboard.
It's not Android, it's the keyboard you're using. Try Gboard.
Use a different keyboard, the LG one sucks. I recommend Google's keyboard. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=en_GB
This is the one I meant. Sorry for not being more clear!
No native button for it.
Whether an easy shortcut already exists depends on your OS.
Lots of software auto-converts -- (two hyphens) to an em dash, however.
These are the native shortcuts:
| OS | En Dash | Em Dash | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Win | Alt |
+ | 0150 |
0151 |
| OS X | ⌥ Opt |
+ | - |
⇧ Shift- |
| Linux | Compose |
+ | --. |
--- |
| Mobile | ||||
| iOS | long |
+ | - |
- |
| Android* | long |
+ | - |
- |
There are tons of ways to configure your own shortcuts and tons of different ways people like to do it, so I won't make any hard-and-fast recommendations there.
But here are places to start:
| Program | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| Win | ||
| AutoHotKey | Most popular | |
| SharpKeys | ||
| MapKeyboard | Now Hotkeycontrol [$$$] | |
| KeyTweak | ||
| MS Keyboard Layout Editor | By Microsoft | |
| OS X | Overview: Keyboard Layout, Keymapping, Keybinding, Software ⌨ | |
| Keyboard Maestro | ||
| KeyCue | ||
| QuicKeys | ||
| Ukelele | ||
| Linux | Varies by distro | |
| XKeyCaps |
*You might find that the long-press options are missing for your whole symbol set.
Means you're probably running a default manufacturer keyboard (Samsung, HTC, etc.).
They like to remove secondary key features, for whatever reason.
Solutions:
Replace with stock android keyboard ("Google Keyboard"), SwiftKey, or other.
Edit your phone's firmware: Samsung info + recipes; More on CSC features.
You can swap out your keyboard. I personally use gboard and have been happy with it.
It allows you to change your keyboard's background and you can have more than one language on it
Just download the Google Keyboard!
Try the stock google keyboard. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=en
You can turn off the suggestion strip and still have auto correction turned on with Gboard.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=en
That link may work for you. Otherwise try "google keyboard" in the app store.
Use Google Keyboard?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
That phone has 512mb of RAM and an 800MHz single core processor; it is by no means a fast phone. It is a really cheap phone that will not be able to handle more than one app at a time.
That said, I'm going to go into detail about how I would set the phone up.
First thing to do is to root: Here is a guide.
Apps to Install:
Google Keyboard (Hackers Keyboard is ALOT more lightweight, but doesn't have gesture typing)
Nova Launcher (or similar lightweight launcher)
Greenify (Works best with root, only Greenify apps that you DO NOT want running while your screen is turned off)
NoBloat or System app remover (Root apps that will allow you to remove bloatware, remove all apps that are not LG's system apps)
AdAway (System-wide adblocker)
After setting everything up (keyboard, launcher, browser), disable all the stock apps (stock keyboard, stock launcher, stock browser, etc.). Make sure to Greenify any games that you download (those don't need to run while your screen is off).
Your phone isn't very powerful, so things will lag when CPU usage is at 100% or when your RAM gets full, even with the suggested setup above.
Just install Gboard and use Googles Keyboard.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
What you want is a keyboard. Gboard has gifs and might be on there already.
Hold enter key if you're using google keyboard.
I am just gonna copy my comment from another thread:
If you wanna use Android to its full potential, try to understand Launcher, Browser and Keyboards, like /u/byte9 said, with which you can vastly customise your user experience.
There are many different launchers with different functionalities, Nova Launcher for example comes close to stock Android while still providing much customizability, Google Now Launcher offers full stock feeling but not as much customizability. Just type Launcher into Google Play Store and you'll find dozens and can choose one that you prefer. I'd recommend trying out Nova though.
Same goes for Keyboards, you have countless of options. Over on /r/Android the Google Keyboard is very much liked. I personally prefer SwiftKey, because it's the only keyboard that offers good multi-language support and the suggestions are in my opinion way better on Swift Key, but it all comes down to personal preference.
You can also pick from many different browsers, while I just stick to the Samsung Browser because I don't really feel the need to switch over to Chrome or Firefox, its important to know that both Chrome and Firefox can Sync with their desktop equivalent, so if you use Firefox or Chrome on your Desktop it might be worth checking out both. Also important, the mobile Firefox Browser supports add-ons, including Add Blocker which could really influence your browsing experience.
If you decide to give Nova a try, I would suggest to also try out some Icon Packs.
My personal favourite: Vopor.
A free alternative: Polycon.
There is also an App by Samsung called Good Lock, what it does is completely change the apperance of the OS. I really prefer GoodLock over the Touch Wiz style. If you're from the US you can try it out via the Galaxy App Store, if you are not, you can download it here.
Here is a video so you can check out what Good Lock does.
No app data can be transferred between platforms via moving files around. Not only could you break something while doing that, but you would need root access (not to mention the 'equivalent' file names/structures on Android) on the Note 4 to get the files onto it.
Starbucks has its app data synced with their systems, so by merely logging into it on Android will pull down the latest card/account info. I believe DD and MapMyRun (called Run with Map My Run on Android) are the same way and use clouds to sync data between devices.
While looking up Showcase on iOS, I see a Cydia package that changes the keyboard keys to mirror the case that will be typed - is this the right app? Android has many keyboards to choose from and this is often a built in feature, so there is no reason you will need this.
AnyList isn't available on Android, but there are many other apps that offer a similar functionality. As such, you won't have your data upon switching to Android and will need to start up with a new app. The same is likely to happen with your games as well, assuming they don't have a cloud solution in place in their backend.
EDIT: I guess AnyList is looking to have an Android client created at some point, but who know when that could happen. Something to look out for in the future!
On Gboard for Android: https://i.imgur.com/kWmai9i.jpg
iOS: https://home.landon.co/blog/interrobang-on-ios-what
- Find an interrobang online that you can copy… Like this one! ‽
- Go to Settings.app -> General -> Keyboards -> Shortcuts
- Add a Shortcut
- Paste the interrobang in as the “Phrase” and enter an exclamation followed by a question mark with no separating space for the shortcut (See iOS Settings Screenshot)
- Tap Save
- Repeat using the same two punctuation marks in the reverse order (“?!”)
- Tap Save
Use the Gboard keyboard, and select Urdu (India) as an additional keyboard.
I find that this is barely a problem anymore. Nearly all current devices can display the Esperanto special characters, and have simple input options available.
- On Windows PCs, Tajpi works very well: just type in X-system or H-system and it will be auto-converted. (There are also other options, if you prefer.)
- (Amiketo appears to be a similar, but cross-platform app (Windows, Mac OS, Linux).)
- Gboard, the Google Keyboard (Android or iOS) has a native Esperanto key layout.
This was more of a problem in the pre-unicode era, when most forums/applications expected plain ASCII or some other limited character set (to say nothing of the pre-digital era).
First of all, it’s not an app.
Also, you can just use another app, like Gboard. In fact, why wouldn’t you?
G Board, used it on my S7 and while I tried the Samsung Keyboard again, I just can't get used to it.
Have you tried GBoard? (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=en)
G board by Google has a nice emoji search.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
Use this keyboard instead of the Samsung default one if you can switch keyboards.
Get Gboard.
Gboard
Overall my favorite.
Gboard was bit unreliable for a month or so, so I had to check out alternatives. The ones I liked were:
Multiling O Keyboard
Hacker's Keyboard
Indic Keyboard
AnySoftKeyboard
Gboard is great and does this https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
Gboard has gifs. It's Google's new keyboard. I don't know about NSFW gifs but one can always try. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
Gboard has replaced the old Google Keyboard... you can check for it on the play store:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=en
If you wanna use Android to its full potential, try to understand Launcher, Browser and Keyboards, like /u/byte9 said, with which you can vastly customise your user experience.
There are many different launchers with different functionalities, Nova Launcher for example comes close to stock Android while still providing much customizability, Google Now Launcher offers full stock feeling but not as much customizability. Just type Launcher into Google Play Store and you'll find dozens and can choose one that you prefer. I'd recommend trying out Nova though.
Same goes for Keyboards, you have countless of options. Over on /r/Android the Google Keyboard is very much liked. I personally prefer SwiftKey, because it's the only keyboard that offers good multi-language support and the suggestions are in my opinion way better on Swift Key, but it all comes down to personal preference.
You can also pick from many different browsers, while I just stick to the Samsung Browser because I don't really feel the need to switch over to Chrome or Firefox, its important to know that both Chrome and Firefox can Sync with their desktop equivalent, so if you use Firefox or Chrome on your Desktop it might be worth checking out both. Also important, the mobile Firefox Browser supports add-ons, including Add Blocker which could really influence your browsing experience.
If you decide to give Nova a try, I would suggest to also try out some Icon Packs.
My personal favourite: Vopor.
A free alternative: Polycon.
There is also an App by Samsung called Good Lock, what it does is completely change the apperance of the OS. I really prefer GoodLock over the Touch Wiz style. If you're from the US you can try it out via the Galaxy App Store, if you are not, you can download it here.
Here is a video so you can check out what Good Lock does.
This sounds like a keyboard problem more than anything, but you said that it only happens in your stock SMS app, so it's tough to say what is exact issue is. Try installing and switching keyboards to see if that is the issue (link to Google's Keyboard and SwiftKey, 2 very good keyboards worth checking out). But if this issue does have something to do with the stock SMS app or if the keyboard switching doesn't help, try switching to a different texting client and see if that helps. Google's Messenger app is very pretty and works fantastic and Textra is a personal favorite (tons of customizations, although $1 after the trial).
All I talk about under here is purely for the aesthetics of your phone Download Nova Launcher and just use it. The paid version gives you a bit of more customization and notification badges. Use the free version, and if you think there's something in the paid version you want down the road, then pay for the app.
I'm not sure about other brands but Samsung has a ton of themes that will change the look of your dialer, notification drawer, menus, etc. You can use Nova to customize your homescreen, but it won't customize your menus and stock apps. Check out the theme store and see what you like. But the reason everyone likes the Material theme is because it's close to Google's philosophy of design (material), and so it looks like stock android which everyone with an S6 tries to achieve. If you really don't care about making your phone look like stock android, then you don't have to download a theme. It doesn't give you an advantage, just aesthetics.
I really like customizing my phone, here's what my homescreen looks like This is all using the free version of Nova Launcher. I also use Material Dark theme.
Since I care about aesthetics, I also have Google Keyboard installed, simply because it looks cleaner and I can use a dark keyboard to go with my Material Dark theme.
For wallpapers I generally use Murum
Some free things your phone comes with You get 100gb (or 150gb) of free OneDrive storage for buying an S6. 100gb of free cloud storage is really nice. There's a feature to sync all your photos to the cloud when you're sleeping/charging at night. You can delete your photos later on if you ever need more storage. You can also put documents and music on OneDrive (it's just like Dropbox, etc.)
My favourite is the free 6 months of Google Play Music. Launch the app, and activate your free 6 months. You have to put a credit card, but you can cancel it before the 6 month ends and it won't charge you. Google Play Music lets you stream any music from the Google Play store and also download them for offline. It's like free Spotify or Apple Music for 6 months.
With both of these offers, I'm pretty much living on the cloud. And it helps when my phone is only 32gb.
Use AOSP Keyboard by Google. It has material design and supports Swype functionality Does emoticons too.
Just install Gboard. It's the exact same one on the Pixel.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
Windows: WinCompose (free)
Mac OS X/11: the ABC Extended layout (built in)
Linux: the Compose key (built in)
iOS: IPA Phonetic Keyboard (free)
Android: Gboard (free)
Web: https://ipa.typeit.org/full (free)
> What do you mean by this? What is gboard or swiftkey?
Vendors (like Samsung, LG, Xiaomi...) often bundle their phones with their proprietary system modifications. Usually, it's at least Camera app (with drivers for their hardware camera), but often it's also modified boot animations, launcher, system settings interface, custom Contacts, Dailer, Email, Calendar apps... and so on. One of those is often keyboard.
That's all fine, but the problem is most of this software is inferior to original. They basically do it for the sake of styling or for marketing stuff.
There are several available "input methods" (virtual keyboards) for the sake of argument. The "standard" one would be GBoard. It's the one google's phones come with as default. There are also other competitors/alternatives, like Swiftkey. You are probably using some sort of keybaord that is not very well done (doesn't properly support "numeric input").
To change it, you go under System settings and choose a different "virtual keyboard". Now I suspect it might be a different structure of the options menu on your phone, if you don't have "stock" android (ie. vendor modifications). Here's general idea how to do it - I only skimmed through, but screenshots looked about right. As I said, it might be a bit different for you.
> Will it work with N26?
Yes, both of these keyboards are well supported. They should work well.
> After the update I also had problems with ,,overlay apps".
That's a security measure. Some apps have information of your on-screen info. As such, the N26 app can't know what other apps are doing, but it can't allow unknown apps to have access to screen content. You also shouldn't be able to screenshot the N26 app. Anyhow, thats a security thing. There's also more and more emphasis on security in mobile OSs. So yes, these sorts of things are more and more restricted. And it's not a bad thing :)
तपाईंलाई थाहा होला नहोला तर Gboard ko सेटिङमा गई abc->nepali छनोट गर्नु भयो भने swipe टाइपिङ गर्न मिल्छ।
That's a Gboard feature. There are other solutions out there like TypeSave though.
This feels like a troll... Still Gboard
Goodlock is a pretty good customization app. It's on the Samsung app store.
If you really want to get into home screen customization download Nova Launcher and KLWP (if you can, get the premium version of KLWP because that allows you to import custom profiles.) Head over to r/androidthemes if you want to see some examples of home screen customization
YouTube Vanced is a must have personally. It is an altered YouTube app that gives you the features of YouTube Red for free. You have background playback when the screen is off, black AMOLED theme or regular dark, and no ads during videos. I've used this app for years now and if you don't have YT Red then definitely get this too. Make sure to download it from the website I linked, it's only available there and not on the Play store.
If you don't have Spotify Premium or some other premium music service app, download Deezloader Remix (you might have to make a telegram account, don't know) Deezloader let's you download all kinds of music for free. If you need a music player to listen to your downloaded stuff use Google Play Music. It should already be installed.
Blokada is a nice, system wide adblocker. Not much to say about this one, definitely recommend.
I really like Gboard and I've used it as my keyboard for a long time now. This one is purely based on personal preference.
That's pretty much all, let me know if you have any questions!
Edit: just thought of something else lol, enable developer options (go to About Phone, and tap on build number a bunch of times.) And find Window Animation Scale, Transition Animation Scale, and Animator Duration Scale. Turn those to .5x if you want faster animations and an overall snappier feel.
GBoard has them as well (◕ᴗ◕✿)
google keyboard aka gboard has this mode. it's nice
Have you tried Gboard?
Gboard is the most WP like keyboard. And BeyondPod is my favorite podcast app.
Also, I recommend Action Launcher as you can get a vertical alphabetized list of apps. It's from the left not the right, but it's better than a grid.
And you should get Rewards it'll randomly ask door short surveys and give you a handful of change to use on apps in the play store, it's not much at a time but $10 a year isn't nothing.
Edit: Also, I'm sorry your first Android is a cheap Samsung you're gonna have a bad time.
I think Swipe was mentioned just as an example, see Play Store description for other features: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin. Let's also consider that these features are powered by state of the art machine learning, which needs complex models: https://ai.googleblog.com/2017/04/federated-learning-collaborative.html, https://ai.googleblog.com/2017/05/the-machine-intelligence-behind-gboard.html. Advances in technology are what enabled such features to run on mobile; none of these could run even on a desktop computer from Windows 95 era.
Google Play Services is the most widely misunderstood "app" of all times. Location is "built into Android" in the sense that the Android OS has some hooks and simple implementations (GPS and mobile). Google Play Services, which is usually shipped with the OS and updatable from the Play Store is what makes location work as good as it does (provides fused location from GPS+mobile+WiFi). Same package provides most of the APIs you see here: https://developers.google.com/android/.
I think it's okay to question some of these things and stir productive discussions on how to improve state of the art, but let's not take for granted everything that has been developed since Windows 95 and say they're on par in terms of features. The only thing Windows 95 could produce reliably is blue screens. Let's also consider memory protection, sandboxing, and all the security improvements for attack vectors that weren't even invented when Windows 95 existed.
>Modern cars work, let’s say for the sake of argument, at 98% of what’s physically possible with the current engine design.
Don't find this particularly helpful either. I could make the exact same claim about modern apps and current mobile operating systems. EVs convert electric energy more efficiently into useful work than conventional cars convert the energy stored in gasoline, and they're both far from 100% efficiency.
To brzmi jak ogłoszenie jakiegoś starszej daty przedsiębiorcy (nie wiem, może 50+ lat?), co odbiera bardzo dużo komunikacji emailowej i nienawidzi wstukiwania wiadomości na klawiaturach dotykowych.
Jeśli ktoś ma "grube palce", albo nawet nie ma grubych palców ale po prostu jest sfrustrowany wpisywaniem treści na telefonie, to rozwiązaniem nie jest "jednoręki qwerty", a aplikacje które są do tego specjalnie przygotowane i wykorzystują technologię "przesuwania palcem" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jhoQIERzRU .
Android i IOS mają dostęp do następujących apek:
- Gboard [link do apki]
- SwiftKey [link do apki]
- Starsze urządzenia mogą mieć zainstalowany Swype (apka nie jest już dostępna)
Dodatkowo Gboard ma opcję "dyktafonu", który po prostu wpisuje to co mu powiesz, działa również w połączeniu z zestawem słuchawkowym albo głośnomówiącym z samochodu.
"Jednoręki qwerty" może być jedynym sposobem z którym jesteś oswojony, ale nie jest najlepszym sposobem.
Mój nieobeznany z technologią 81-letni dziadek jak dostał tablet z wymienioną powyżej "przesuwaną klawiaturą" po 20 minutach wprowadzenia nie miał żadnych problemów aby wpisywać dowolnej długości tekst, ale dużo bardziej wolał korzystać z dyktafonu, bo nie musiał wcale dotykać urządzenia aby wpisywać wiadomość.
Poza tym wodoodporność poziomu IP68 i klawiatura qwerty to wykluczające się rozwiązania technologiczne. Prędzej czy później woda czy kurz dostanie się pod membrany przycisków i spowoduje "pominięte kliknięcia".
Whoever developed your particular keyboard. But if you don't like there's lots to choose from in the Play Store. Try Gboard or Swiftkey to start with.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.touchtype.swiftkey
> gboard
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=en_AU
Comes standard on a lot of phones.
Just use Gboard.
I've ditched the Samsung keyboard altogether and use Gboard.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
Try reinstalling it, or atleast reinstalling the updates. It might help!
As another commenter already said, GBoard by Google.
But you can also take a step further, and try Chrooma. This keyboard can move the cursor and also select text by swiping, and offers many more gestures
And for Android you can install Gboard and select abc-- > to اُردو in languages.
Gboard is the best one in my opinion.
Gboard replaces the standard keyboard. You can find it in the app store.
(https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin)
I just switched over to Gboard myself.
Honestly Google's own keyboard is the best one out there IMO
Here it is in the Play Store.
Here you go it's a pretty damn awesome keyboard
It's only happening to you because you let it happen. You see barriers instead of possibilities or avenues where you get what you want.
Don't use swype then? Myself, I type with my two thumbs tapping as well, and also from muscle memory. I use swiftkey, but don't use that on an old phone, the autocorrect function is really heavy and if it's a slow phone, it's laggy as hell.
Simply the google keyboard should suit yourr thumb tapping needs with minimal lag. (Also likely pre-installed).
Also the fact that your screen is blocked is because the DPI of that phone is super low. A higher resolution allows for more to be displayed. Some people mistake this for "oh my screen is too small", but that is a misconception. This is how this text input looks like on my phone.
In the same vein of controllers: It is definitely possible to get accustomed to twinsticks, like everyone else in the world has before you. Though, if you would be looking for a controller that has a different feel to it, the steam controller might suit you better. Beware though, that you seem really bad at picking new things up, and it has a "learning curve" as well.
The tripes of old age are not getting to you in your ability to get accustomed to something, but rather seeing walls and forgetting where you left the ladder so you just stay behind the wall. There are retired people that picked up on programming in their old days!
Scroll down to the Android section and read which files are needed. http://chromium.woolyss.com/ I've been running Chromium 47 downloaded from there for a month. It works great.
While you're at it, use http://apps.evozi.com/apk-downloader/ to download a decent, non-laggy keyboard made by Google from the play store using this link https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
Just fyi, the AOSP keyboard is no longer a system app and can be downloaded from the play store on to any device. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
Dude, just use Google Keyboard. Like you did on the Nexus 6.
Vanilla android has these emoticons.
Take for example Samsung. They have their own "theme" for android which adds some settings and tweaks, and also changes the emoticons to these.
So it's not Google's choice to have different emoticons on every phone. It's the manufacturers that do that.
One way you could get the vanilla Android emoticons is with Google keyboard.
Acum trei ani am raportat o problemă cu tastatura la Android 4.1.1.
Acum doi ani Google a lansat Tastatura Google ca produs separat.
Tastatura Google necesită Android 4.0 sau o versiune ulterioară! Dar doar relativ recent avem și tastare gestuală pentru limba română.
For some reason keyboard swiping doesn't work but can easily be fixed by reinstalling Google Keyboard: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=en
I like Google Keyboard, especially for the material design, but I found it to be less accurate than SwiftKey and the predicitions left a bit to be desired. Instead I'm using SwiftKey with the dark material theme. Works well and looks almost as nice as Google keyboard.
That's Gboard and I'm on Android 12.
Oh, I thought they did, well you can get it from the play store or as an APK if you need to https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=en_NZ&gl=US https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/google-inc/gboard/
Google keyboard has voice texting option:
https://www.apkmirror.com/?post_type=app_release&searchtype=apk&s=Google+keyboard
Just install it on the device with LineageOS and set it as the default keyboard.
Try Android's default keyboard, see if that happens again
It should work if your keyboard is Gboard, the default android keyboard.
Have you tried a different keyboard?
Gboard
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
Samsung Keyboard
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.emoji.ikeyboard.chat.messenger
or
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.samsung.emojikeyboard.themes
Gboard pour Android est très bon pour ça, en plus de supporter énormément de langues.
This is the keyboard I'm talking about.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&gl=US
Looks like you can handwrite on the Gboard too, but you might be bothered by the refresh.
https://support.google.com/gboard/answer/9108773?hl=en&co=GENIE.Platform=Android
Voice typing beats everything in terms of speed, for me. Followed by swipe typing, then handwriting.
Не, gboard.
All good, it's on the playstore. Android Gboard
Try using Gboard
It's available on Gboard
I use google keyboard "Gboard" and it has Assyrian (Syriac) in it https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
The usual suspects:
- Gboard to replace Samsung T9 keyboard
- Google Assistant for GW4, see how in this video description
And some less known but interesting apps:
- Roll the dice - good to have on our wrists all the time!
- Fat Finger Calculator (calculator on the watch without tiny buttons, you can draw the digits. Quick. Practical) Today it's on Black Friday sale ~~$1.95~~ $0.99
- A very versatile launcher / notification watch face / smart home control: Bubble Clouds now with gesture control on GW4
- Wearable Widgets - amazing possibilities
It's used in their keyboard.
They did, it's a feature of their keyboard.
Just please use this keyboard on android
Here if you want to join https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
Hi if you want to add some smlie text download this app https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin and add any smile text you want
Google board. It comes pre installed on my phone. I don't know if it's on apple.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
Koristi GBoard na telefonu. Ja naprimer jednako koristim engleski i srpski a spellcheck je veoma precizan na srpskom i naravno engleskom. Samo da još gramatiku uvježbam...
So if you install GBoard
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
and maybe for good measure SwiftKey too
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.touchtype.swiftkey
What does it then show you?
If you're on mobile, some keyboard apps (like GBoard for example) have the ≠ symbol.
Gboard - the Google Keyboard | 4.5 rating | Free | 1,000,000,000+ downloads | Search manually
> Gboard has everything you love about Google Keyboard—speed and reliability, Glide Typing, voice typing, and more Glide Typing — Type faster by sliding your finger from letter to letter Voice typing — Easily dictate text on the go Handwriting* — Write ...
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Try installing another keyboard to "shake" it back into English?
Gboard - the Google Keyboard | 4.5 rating | Free | 1,000,000,000+ downloads | Search manually
> Gboard has everything you love about Google Keyboard—speed and reliability, Glide Typing, voice typing, and more Glide Typing — Type faster by sliding your finger from letter to letter Voice typing — Easily dictate text on the go Handwriting* — Write ...
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Gboard (Android: Gboard - iOS: Gboard) and Swiftkey (Android: Microsoft SwiftKey - iOS: Microsoft SwiftKey) both work quite good for Luxembourgish.
As a side note, for those on Android there's Spellchecker.lu Live
I use Gboard and it works well for me.
Я использую эту клавиатуру Со смайлами и тд. Простая в использовании, нет ничего лишнего. Ссылка на плеймаркет активна.
...the keyboard on your phone...
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
>i find this so useful that when i go on my phone to paste something from a previous item it feels like i’m in a time where copy and paste wasn’t invented
Oh, dude, you have to try this.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
I'm too tired to understand what you're asking, but the keyboard is made by Google themselves, and it's called Gboard
Are you using the stock LG keyboard? Switch to Gboard.
You can use these :)
Gboard (Google's keyboard) https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
Recorder (not sure if it's available on all Android devices) https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.recorder
TLDR: Have her watch this video (in Cantonese) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzKWtzEWVdo which teaches how to use Cantonese voice input and handwriting using Xunfei (訊飛輸入法) https://srf.xunfei.cn/
Assuming your mom doesn't know Jyutping (she probably doesn't, it's not widely known among Cantonese speakers), then your main options are:
- Handwriting
- Cantonese voice recognition (but this will only work well if she can speak Cantonese in a very standard, Hong Kong / Guangzhou accent)
- Have her teach herself Jyutping: there are guides in Cantonese at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTMQEqZgYUY and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOsf0BcLzlc and https://www.jyutping.org/docs/cantonese/
I would recommend one of the following 4, which all offer much better handwriting and Cantonese voice recognition than Swiftkey:
Xunfei (訊飛輸入法) https://srf.xunfei.cn/ - there is a video in Cantonese at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzKWtzEWVdo on how to use handwriting and Cantonese voice recognition with it.
Sougou (搜狗輸入法) https://shurufa.sogou.com/
Baidu (百度輸入法) https://srf.baidu.com/
Gboard https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
Gboard and Sougou also offer Cantonese input via Jyutping if your mom decides to learn Jyutping (Sougou: https://cantonesenotes.home.blog/2020/02/12/sogou-cantonese-keyboard/ Gboard: https://www.cantonese.tools/android.html ). Don't use Swiftkey though, it's terrible for Cantonese.
Try downloading another keyboard and see if you have the issue. For some reason, I make more typos using Samsung Keyboard vs GBoard. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
Samsung's keyboard won't let you put on an interrobang as a custom symbol. GBoard has worked out well for this out of the box. Don't have an iPhone, so no idea about their interface.
Not an ad. Just hope it helps people in the same boat as me: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
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Copy it and pin it in your clipboard manager.
If you don't have any, Android Keyboard has one.
Bisa nyoba AnySoftKeyboard, Hacker's Keyboard, atau Swiftkey
Haptics means the vibration you feel while interacting/typing on the screen. Gboard haptics is the primary reason I can't go back to Samsung keyboard.
(https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin)
Gboard keyboard
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
version latest
voice input/dictation doesn't work when replying a text message via the notification shade. mic always starts and closes amidst sentence
Keyboard - GBoard
Browser - FireFox Nightly
Reddit - Official Reddit App
File Manager - Solid Explorer
Music - Spotify and Music Player Go
Video Player - MX Player
- GBoard - Keyboard
- Firefox Beta & Kiwi Browser - Browsers
- Sync Pro for Reddit - Reddit Client
- MiXplorer & Files by Google - File Manager
- Poweramp - Music Player
- MX Player - Video Player
Keyboard : GBoard & Google Indic Keyboard - For conversations in my regional language
Browser : Mozilla Firefox
Reddit : Boost for Reddit ~ Never tried any other 3rd party app, pretty content with this one.
File Manager : MiXplorer (XDA) ~ the one that I like the most.
Music : Canaree (for offline listening), Spotify.
Video Player : MX Player Pro : Bought it long back, but I don't watch offline videos now, Netlfix, Prime Video.
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P.S : I know I have Prime subscription, which comes with Prime Music, but I hate its interface.
App: Gboard/ Wechat
Link Gboard: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=en
Link Wechat: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tencent.mm&hl=en
Android version: RPB1.200504.020
Device: Pixel 3
Wechat version: 7.0.13
Gboard version: 9.4.11.312687073-release-arm64-v8a
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Gboard app doesnt work when in wechat call/ video chat, it doesnt show up when trying to type 100% of the time, i can replicate.
Gboardは普通についてますが？🤔
Google日本語入力はメンテナンスモードで実質終わってるから乗り換えたほうがいいよ
thanks, i recommend using keyboard suggestions, pretty usefull, like that, it's Gboard if you ask, it also has built-in translation.
You may have to replace the built in keyboard. The one I'm using is GBoard (Google board). https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
Try installing Gboard, you can make the keyboard "float."
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=en_US
Gboard (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=en), the official Google keyboard preinstalled on all pixel devices, allows you to change the keyboard size.
This helped me to reduce repeated typos.
Go to Settings an search for keyboard. Select Gboard > Settings. Under Layout you'll find the section Keyboard size, where you can select the keyboard size that best fits your needs.
Hope this helps.
EVERYONE go to the GBoard app and leave a 1 star review till it's fixed.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
1) Last version without the logo, download it:
• 64-bit ARM: https://m.apkpure.com/gboard-the-google-keyboard/com.google.android.inputmethod.latin/download/26891414-APK
• 32-bit ARM: https://m.apkpure.com/gboard-the-google-keyboard/com.google.android.inputmethod.latin/download/26891413-APK
2) Enable your stock keyboard or install Swiftkey (or whatever)
3) Uninstall Gboard
4) Install the version from above
5) Go here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
6) Click the 3 dots in the upper right and Disable auto-update untill Google realizes the mistake they made
[Edit: Fixed link pointing to x86]
Heb je al (online) tools geprobeerd? Die werken tegenwoordig best goed! Dat je het in het Engels wilt doen, maakt dat je een stuk meer keuze hebt.
Speechnotes werkt aardig goed en is gratis. Windows 10 heeft dit standaard ingebouwd. De kwaliteit hiervan is minder, maar je hebt geen andere tools nodig (gegeven dat je Windows gebruikt). Er zijn ook een aantal goede apps; Android: Google Keyboard iOS: Just Press Record (kost $4.99)
En als je dit vaker nodig hebt, zou je een betaalde variant kunnen overwegen, zoals de programma's van Dragon (de beste op de markt en daardoor erg prijzig).
Hier een recente vergelijking van Techradar: link
Што не инсталираш другу тастатуру? Ја увек прво инсталирам џиборд.
Use G board instead. Has it's own dedicated button!
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
I use Gboard and they have this exact option. You can enable and disable multilingual typing without uninstalling anything. A much better keyboard IMHO.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
Unrelated to the question:
The default Samsung keyboard bus laggy and annoying (at least for me). Try Gboard.
It's Google's keyboard. link
Keyboard: Gboard
Wallpaper: Amoled Wallpapers, Walli, Minimalist wallpapers, Walpy, Abstruct, Artwalls, Resplash, Backdrops
You can even generate your own wallpapers: Tapet, Stupis screens
For ringtones, i just use the stock ones, and if they're bad, i download other stock ringtones from internet.
Ya know it takes 2 seconds to switch back to the Google keyboard right? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=en
I would suggest downloading Gboard as it has a lot of features that I couldn't live without anymore. Landscape works perfectly on Gboard. Maybe there is a setting to fix this issue for the Samsung keyboard as well but as I don't use samsung keyboard I'm not sure. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
Instaliraj gboard, i u podesavanjima namesti da se ne cuje zvuk.
Gboard and SwiftKey. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
Gboard there and below SwiftKey.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.touchtype.swiftkey I use all three.
The Gboard from the play store. Search for "International Phonetic Alphabet" in the "add keyboard" section of the app. It's not listed under English, it's a separate keyboard.
I agree. If you're interested in learning Morse code, though, I found these useful:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin (you can install a Morse keyboard for this app)
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.countrymania.morse
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Are you using the LG keyboard? Try using the Google keyboard Gboard. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
Try using GBoard. It may take a few days to get used to, but trust me, it's miles better.
I used Gboard. It's an Android app and what it is is it's a keyboard made by Google. I'm not too sure if you can get it for iPhone though. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
My bad it's called Gboard
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
:)
Try using GBoard. It's vastly better.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
Gboard is only Keyboard I use
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
It has a dark mode if you use that, but is a difficult thing to set up for AMOLED Dark Mode, but possible.
It's part of the Gboard, the standard keyboard on my phone
Ooh, did you download the Gboard keyboard? I see Australia, Canada, USA, Philippines, India, Kenya, Nigeria, UK, and South Africa. And I think that the list is in alphabetical order
This is the keyboard from the presentation: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin ��
It's Google keyboard for Android. "Gboard"
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
Have you tried downloading Gboard? Just open this on a computer, and then it'll download it to your phone automatically: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=en
Use Android's default keyboard instead of this garbage : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
Welcome to my nightmare too. I get the same. I am looking for an answer too. I have all settings correct and predictive setting and autocorrect and language and will NOT do a master reset. I am using gboard for now instead. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=en_US
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I'd recommend Google's GBoard app as an alternative to the Samsung keyboard - I noticed the Samsung keyboard was behaving terribly (autocorrect was really aggressive and changed words that were spelled correctly but would miss other words that I had misspelled).
In my opinion its light-years ahead of the default Samsung keyboard, plus:
- You can customise the theme (light/dark/OLED dark)
- Can customise the vibration and sound to suit your liking
- Greater flexibility in text correction options
- Smarter and more contextual text correction
- Voice dictation works better
Try it out and see if you like it ��
Some apps I always install
- Gboard - the Google Keyboard
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin - Text/MMS messaging - also by Google
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.messaging - VLC media player for Android
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.videolan.vlc - Baconreader - unofficial Reddit app - sticked with it for years
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.onelouder.baconreader
Switch to Google Keyboard. Samsung's keyboard is really bloated and doesn't have the same power as Google in text predictions.
i think he meant this
The only one I know is https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
Es una chulada este teclado; ampliamente recomendable.
>...prefably the width of the screen.
Uh, isn't that just a normal sized keyboard?
If you use the Google Keyboard you can adjust the size of the one-handed keyboard.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=en_US
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.touchtype.swiftkey
https://play.google.com/store/search?q=keyboard%20apps&c=apps&authuser
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Nope my phone have this shit too https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=en
You should really use something like Gboard (Android) or Gboard (IOS) and start swiping. Really, we can't read what you're typing.
Oh a Huawei? I don't have one I can play around with so I am not 100% sure where all the symbols are but you do have the option of switching to an alternate keyboard such a Gboard.
I assume you are an Android user. You can install Google Keyboard and have the decimal point available: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
You're talking about the Software keyboard right? Have you tried a different keyboard? Maybe the Gboard which is developed by Google?
You can delete autocorrections usually in the settings. If not, get Gboard.
You can download gbord and theme it as you like. In my opinion it the best keyboard app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
- Gboard - custom settings for fast typing and switching to one-hand typing
- Messenger - it's now bloated af, but being able to communicate with my SO without paying for data makes it my main messaging app
- SleepyTime/Alarmy - I use SleepyTime to find out optimal times when my body is less resistant to waking up, and then use Alarmy as my default alarm app so I'll actually wake up instead of just pressing snooze (Tip: adjust your settings to prevent these apps from connecting to Wi-Fi/mobile data so you won't see ads ��)
- Bodyweight Fitness - I use this app for my calisthenics/bodyweight training. (to those interested, I follow the Recommended Routine from /r/bodyweightfitness)
- Evie - lightweight, simple, and fast launcher with intuitive UI to replace stock launcher
I would switch to GBoard. It has both of those options and is a good keyboard in my experience.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
You could switch keyboard apps
Not swiftkey, google keyboard.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=en
Also you've probably already checked it out, but I use Google's keyboard and I like it enough, hopefully it works better for you. Not sure if it's a popular choice around here or not though. The vertical scrolling thing may be something you can set in certain launchers, you could probably Google which support vertical scrolling. But if you need help with any of this feel free to ask and I can help where I can. I'm still kind of new to the customization and stuff of Android but if I can answer questions I totally will.
I use GBoard, it's really nice.
EDIT: Nice is not spelled ni
Gboard - the Google Keyboard and Make it one-handed by cnet
OR
old-fashioned but powerful and customizable.
Settings for Hacker's Keyboard | Gesture and key actions
Swipe Left / Increase Height(of keyboard) | Swipe Right / Decrease Height(of keyboard)
- Use Gboard
- Search emoji
- Type Onion
- ��
Gboard has floating keyboard and Swipe
Yeah, I think there used to be two different apps, google keyboard being the one without the search features. But this is the one
- <strong>Pocket Points</strong> for college students. This app rewards you for not using your phone while you're on campus, by giving you points that you can redeem for discounts at restaurants and other participating businesses. Every Tuesday you earn twice the points, and you also earn points more quickly if there are other people using the app nearby. Note: if you redeem a discount from a business, you only have one day to use it, and you must wait 12 hours to redeem more discounts from the same business.
- <strong>White Noise by TMSOFT</strong>. This app plays ambient sounds in the background, and you can also set alarms using those sounds, basically turning your phone into an alarm clock. You can download more sounds if you download the separate White Noise Market app. The White Noise app itself costs $0.99, but the Market app and all the downloadable sounds are free.
- <strong>Google Keep</strong>. Google's answer to the system notes app on the iPhone. This app connects to your Google account, so you can access Keep notes from any smartphone or laptop.
- <strong>Inbox by Google</strong>. Inbox links to your Gmail account and sorts emails into Bundles such as Trips, Purchases, Finance, Social, Promos and Low Priority. It also lets you set reminders on emails to go off at a specific time or a specific location. You can get to Inbox using your phone or your laptop.
- Gboard. Works like a regular keyboard, but it also lets you do Google searches without leaving the app you're currently using. You can get it for Android or iOS. Only drawback is that if you can only type in 3 languages at any one time; if you speak more languages (I'm learning 4), you need to remove one of the languages.
- <strong>Overdrive</strong>. If you have a library card, this app lets you borrow ebooks and audiobooks from the library.
Google actually started to support stickers not long ago with Gboard. It doesn't seem like many companies are jumping in other than Disney at the moment though.
Make sure Google Keyboard is installed. If unsure, go to play store and download this https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin if it's already installed or if you finished installing GBoard, download the language pack for the keyboard. Here are the choices for Chinese. Pinyin - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.pinyin Zhuyin - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.inputmethod.zhuyin Cantonese - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.inputmethod.cantonese and lastly Handwriting - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.handwriting.ime After installing the language open the app and follow the instructions.
Use GBoard for typing, and then hold down the spacebar to switch to Google Handwriting Input. Unless I've misunderstood and you're talking about the animated message thing.
Oh whoops. That's weird, it seems that Samsung's stock keyboard doesn't support shortcuts. You can try installing Gboard, because I have the Personal Dictionary menu with that as the default keyboard.
Then I'm thinking it's actually something with the way the keyboard is sending emojis. Are you using the three dots in BlackBerry Keyboard to enter emojis?
If so, for the sake of testing, can you please install Gboard: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
Once installed, slide down from the top and switch from BlackBerry Keyboard to Gboard, then type the emojis there.
It's Gboard, with the dark theme.
Here's the Play Store link.
One does download it on the google play store. It is called gboard (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=en). After downloading, one needs to set it as default input method.
It's a custom theme (aka picture background) for Gboard: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
•Spigen makes a good case, and cheap, but isnt good for long-term single hand use (driving).
•In camera settings select photo size.
•Gboard, https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
•Good Luck.
I prefer Google's GBoard for most uses, and hacker's keyboard for any time I might need a full layout.
It's GBoard, you can download it here.
Also, even if it was part of the OS, they have different teams working on different parts of the OS. Why wouldn't they be allowed update it?
Thanks for the super detailed response! I personally think Spotify is kind of overpriced - however, even if I was prepared to pay for Spotify premium I'll miss the small details that iOS offers.
I noticed that memory management is excellent on iPhone (when compared w/S8) and multitasking is much faster as well. All of this is achieved with weaker hardware, which is impressive. Example
I currently use Gboard as my primary keyboard, it's super fast and has cool features like sending links, gifs and searching Google for information or images straight from the keyboard. I checked and it's on both platforms, so that's not a problem.
>there's usually A LOT of variety on the Play Store .. even if there are other 20 apps that look like crap
You reminded me of something else, I despise the Play Store! It just feels like the App Store's ugly sibling.
I guess I'll just wait and see. I'm more of a cosmetic person when it comes to phones, so I hope Apple takes a few notes from the S8's front design (the back is just horrible).
I didn't hit save. I promise it will work now. I also added some flair for posts. If you think I should add more flair to either just let me know.
What I was talking about for the forums being buggy is on my phone. I can't type at all on my phone I have never had a problem on any website ever on this keyboard I have had since it came out Gboard which is by Google. It's something to do with their text field, and if I am on my PC, I am gaming or doing homework. So, if I am on my phone, that's when I normally get on Reddit and my forums.
Keyboard GBoard
Launcher Nova Launcher or Action Launcher 3
Music Player Phonograph if you care about looks otherwise Poweramp
Browser YuBrowser
Podcast Player Pocket Casts or Podcast Addict
Reddit Client Slide for Reddit, Sync for Reddit or Relay for Reddit
File Explorer MixPlorer (almost all file explorers are good for basic tasks just don't get ES File Explorer)
TV Terrarium TV is great for free TV Shows and Movies also Mobdro for live TV channels
Gallery I use Google Photos so photos don't take up space on my phone
Weather Weather Timeline
Also Takser is great for automating almost anything but is quite hard to use
Get Gboard (previously known as Google Keyboard), I use it and it has the Urdu language.
Gboard is great for swyping actually. Google is pretty good at AI and machine learning and it shows.
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You can try using the google keyboard which is less resource heavy than the stock Samsung one.
Maybe it's a bug on their keyboard? Can you try google's keyboard
If you're on Android just install Google Keyboard.
It's probably Gboard (new name of the Google Keyboard). It has multilanguage suggestions since the latest update in December.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
In regards to the keyboard, have you taken a look at google's own keyboard? It has solid color options and is much better than LG's keyboard IMO. You can also place a picture in it and make it darker. I'm talking about GBoard.
For OP: Google Keyboard
No dummy, you use the free Google Android keyboard. Not the one that came with your Samsung phone.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
Google Keyboard is your friend.
First thing I did was install the Google Keyboard and disable this SwiftThing in the keyboard settings.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
It does have an on-screen keyboard, but I don't think it's the same as the Google Keyboard that is available on the Play Store (this one), which is the default for Android?
There are also a bunch of other official keyboard from Google that I'd really like to use on the Chromebook (for other languages), and learning how to get the main Google Keyboard working would hopefully get those other ones working as well!
Edit: added link to play store
Then blame your carrier and/or device manufacturer, and install a different keyboard. The Google keyboard works this way, and the stock android keyboard should work this way if one of the modifications your carrier/mfr made didn't change it. It works on my phone and on my tablet.
Alternatively, you can copy/paste a linebreak from elsewhere.
Have you tried using a different keyboard app? Google Keyboard for example?
This one : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
When you hold spacebar, it allow you to choose the keyboard (for exemple to select swiftkey), BUT it also list other google keyboard language that you have enabled in option (disable system language option to enable multiple language).
You can use different keyboard apps, which would change the look and behavior of the keyboard.
For example, Google Keyboard and SwiftKey Keyboard might be different in terms of auto-correct aggressiveness.
Install the Google keyboard.
Swiping left starting at the backspace button deletes whole words based on how many letters you swipe across on the keyboard. Swipe to "M" to delete one whole word, swipe to the "N" to delete two whole words, the "B" to delete three and so on.
Additionally, swiping across the space bar scrolls the cursor.
They have also added a compact one handed keyboard setting for people with larger screens.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=en
Then download this or another keyboard off the play store
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
Seriously? It's in the release notes.
I'm sorry but there's no easy way to downgrade without at least using a computer. Search for your phone model along the word downgrade on Google and you should be able to find a procedure.
I'm not sure which version of Android you're now at, so I can't tell exactly why your don't see your notifications on your lock screen.
For your keyboard issue you could try a different keyboard like Google Keyboard.
For YouTube video links you might have set a default program by accident to handle these links automatically. You can go in your system settings, go to the app section and sekect the app you're having issues with. You'll be able to clear default actions for specific links for that app.
To access Reddit are you using an app or the mobile website? If it's the later it might be the web browser that doesn't render correctly. Are you using Google Chrome?
Isso depende do teclado, o teclado (predefinido) pode variar da marca e nem sempre tem um bom corretor ortográfico.
Experimenta o Google Keyboard ou Swiftkey.
Uso o Swiftkey não tenho problemas grandes com corretor ortográfico, mesmo palavras que não exista ele aprende com o que escreves.
Em relação aos espaços isso pode ser configurado, colocar ou não automaticamente um espaço ao inserir pontuação.
Só não uso Swiftkey num terminal ou para escrever algo mais técnico, para isso uso Hacker's Keyboard.
> would a third party keyboard come with better autocorrect?
Absolutely. That's one of the main benefits of Swiftkey! These aren't just "skins" for some underlying OS keyboard.
http://xslab.com/2013/12/the-7-most-unusual-android-keyboards/
3rd party keyboards on Android are fully fleshed out apps. The OS launches them when you require text input, and the keyboard will forward key presses to OS. Everything in between launch and sending those inputs can vary greatly from keyboard to keyboard.
On your G3, have you even tried other keyboards other than the stock one? It probably came with a keyboard made by LG for that phone. You can install Google's stock keyboard. You can try Swiftkey. Or Swype. Or GO.
Not yet. I haven't. But the following seem to be the current alternatives:
- TexPand Review (LifeHacker)
- Tasker Expansion Profile
- Five Apps Reviewed, EverClip looks promising
- PhraseExpress, a commmercial program, has an Android app
- An out of support XPosed Module
- Kii - A keyboard Google pulled from it's store years ago
- Google Keyboard supports limited text expansion
You could also just hook up a regular USB keyboard or Bluetooth to your droid. If your Android supports OTG (many do), you just plug in a cheap dongle and then attach your regular keyboard.
If you're connected to google play and have no keyboard, you could try going to the google play site on your computer and remotely having it install google keyboard, it might set it to the default keyboard.
You need a compatible keyboard, make sure the Google Keyboard version is 4.1.23103.2297020
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
Or tell someone to send you a new emoji, the taco for example.
edit: the one I have is 4.1.23103.2419427 with the new emojis in 6.0.1
Shock?.. I'm using default one, here it is https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
I use the stock Google Keyboard on my Nexus 6. The swipe function works great for me. You can add it to any Android phone though: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=en
This.
Hey OP, if you aren't already, I suggest using the Google Keyboard
It looks, and runs much better than all other keyboards on android.
You can install Google's keyboard from the Play Store these days. It's pretty reliable, has swipe typing, and dictation built in. I'd recommend trying it out!
Well there is other keyboard apps you can download, and most of the good ones are free now, like Google keyboard, Fleksy + GIF Keyboard, and SwiftKey Keyboard + Emoji.
Try out these, and see if it helps.
I personally use the Google keyboard but any other keyboard will probably fix the issue.
Download a different keyboard!
Google keyboard is great: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
Fleksy: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.syntellia.fleksy.keyboard
Swiftkey: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.touchtype.swiftkey
All free
Are you using the Google keyboard from the play store?
The default Samsung keyboard on the S5 is really intrusive, but switching to the Google Keyboard, it's barely noticeable which pleases the lovers and haters in my family.
The stock Google one... https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
that's odd, anyway you can just install the google keyboard again: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=en
Sounds like it's just a swipe input method.
You can swap the keyboard out for any one you'd like. I recommend Google's.
The Google Keyboard has a much nicer typing sound compared to the AOSP keyboard, but they look and work pretty much the same.
I've tried many keyboards over the years, have been Swiftkey for 2,5 years and recently switched to Google Keyboard, because of the seperation of languages, which was important for me. I can recommend both!
If you install Google Keyboard, it'll be exactly the same as it was on your Nexus (except larger). I thought about switching back to that when I got my Note 4, but as it turns out, I like having the number row on the Samsung keyboard a little better.
For Maps, did you accidentally tap the compass button? I don't have the app open right this second, but I think there's a compass icon toward the upper right part of the screen which can be used to lock the map's orientation. There's nothing Note 4 specific here, although I do feel like Maps runs a little slower in general on my Note 4 as compared to most other phones.
Smart lock was excellent, I'll give you that one. I've basically given that a pass since the fingerprint reader works reasonably well most of the time, but once Lollipop is released, I'll definitely be switching back over to the Smart Lock feature.
One tidbit on the launcher: if you haven't already, give Action Launcher or Nova Launcher a try. I used the Google Now Launcher when I first got my Note 4, but quickly realized that it was a huge waste of screen space. Both Action Launcher and Nova Launcher pretty closely mimic the look and feel of the Google Now Launcher, but also allow you to add a row/column to the home screen.
Google's keyboard is similar and doesn't have those markings. Its on the play store.
Settings > Language & input > Google keyboard > Block offensive words
It's possible that your phone's manufacturer made their own shitty keyboard and replaced Google's with it.
You can install Google's Gboard to get this option (screenshot)
Try GBoard (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin) It allows you to move cursor with swipes on the space button
You need to download Gboard <em>by Google</em> on your Android if it does not come pre-installed which it does on newer Nexus devices and all Pixels then when the keyboard is open just say "Okay Google"/"Hey Google" or press the microphone on the top right of the keyboard and start speaking.
Other than voice to text it is a great keyboard with some great features like themes, one handed mode, swipe typing and others.
Google already makes an Android keyboard.
Compatible with at least Jelly Bean. JB is the lowest version device I have...
> Android is still geared for a hardware keyboard and they haven't worked on screen input yet.
It's not that.
But I disagree that the Chinese phones are the worst - my last one was better than the Moto G I have now.
You could try Google Keyboard if that's not what you have installed at present.
If they're on mobile, it might be a "thing" with their keyboard app.
Reddit app uses the "system default" keyboard application installed.
For example I have 3 different keyboard apps installed on my phone.
But there are thousands upon thousands to choose from. These are only from Google Play. Apple store opens another realm of possibilities.
then shut up and install: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin
And quit your bitching about privacy.
Are you using the Google Keyboard microphone key dictation within a text field? If so, you can continuously talk, and it will continuously take dictation until you X out of the dictation. If it's not working, install a fresh version of Google Keyboard on the tablet.
Why are you so scared of your wife? You were trying to help her out. If she doesn't respect that, she doesn't respect you, and you should re-think how your relationship functions.