If you're looking for a fast, customizable, and feature-packed keyboard for your phone, Gboard is one of the best options available. Developed by Google, the Gboard keyboard offers a range of tools to ...

Gboard's AI writing tools may soon support custom prompts and use your screenshots and chats to draft text, all on-device.

A transformation is underway for Gboard users on Android as Google begins rolling out a redesigned layout for the keyboard. This update introduces circle and pill-shaped keys for a selected group of ...

Summary: Gboard for Android is now getting the long-awaited undo and redo shortcuts. You’ll need to have Gboard version 15.0 installed in order to use the new ...

Android phones have a lot in common with computers. They have a file system, support for keyboards and mice, advanced multitasking, and even a full-fledged desktop mode. One thing Android doesn’t have ...

Google could remove Gboard’s keyboard switcher gesture in preparation for Android’s revamped keyboard switcher button. The keyboard app could also get a new auto-correct option to help you fix your ...

Google could be working on an option to choose between fonts in Gboard. Currently, the Google keyboard app only displays characters in its default font, ignoring the font set in the device’s settings.

Android 14 QPR3 introduces a system-level “Keyboard vibration” on/off toggle that replaces the equivalent Gboard setting that lets you control keypress strength. On Android 14 QPR3, going to Gboard > ...

Sanuj is a freelance tech journalist with over six years of experience covering smartphones, wearables, and consumer technology. He currently writes for Android Police, Tom's Guide, Android Central, ...

Oh — hi there! Sorry for the slightly nonsensical greeting. I’ve been thinking a lot about keyboards this week, y’see, and how that trusty ol’ QWERTY surface has evolved in our lives. Also, saying ...

Ready to save yourself tons of time and effort? These Gboard tricks for Android are just what the (smartphone) doctor ordered. If there’s one thing we Android-totin’ pterodactyls take for granted, ...