The update also removed the Google search shortcut in Gboard.
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The update also removed the Google search shortcut in Gboard.
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The Google keyboard app has been updated for the iPhone 7 and later devices to utilize the Taptic Engine for haptic feedback while typing.
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Google says that it has added more than 100 languages to the app in the past few months. It's on track to cover many, many more.
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Google has acquired one of the big GIF aggregators, search engines, content and marketing shapers and more in one little package.
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Google has really gone big on GIFs on iOS, not Android. And this Gboard update keeps the theme up by making the GIF creation easier.
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Voice typing is closer and closer to becoming truly ubiquitous on various Google products, including search and the Gboard Android app.
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Voice typing is closer and closer to becoming truly ubiquitous on various Google products, including search and the Gboard Android app.
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You can put in text however you like and out comes an instant translation. Gboard for Android also has a few other updates up its sleeve.
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A power play is taking place between Samsung and Verizon over the Note 7. Is Samsung right for disabling the phone, or is Verizon right for preserving consumer choice? Also, Nokia quietly launches a phone. Fitbit hopes to maintain support for Pebble products, and Apple AirPods are pricey to replace if you lose them.
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December 15, 2016
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We have a fight brewing between manufacturer and carrier. Samsung will be disabling the Note 7 through a software update. Verizon has decided not to participate with that update. What responsibilities do tech companies have in enforcing consumer protection situations?
32:57 | Will Google Assistant put a stop to Samsung’s Viv?
45:14 | Will Galaxy S8 curved screens drive sales? Probably not…
55:51 | HMD quietly launches a phone which North Americans won’t buy!
59:34 | FitBit “hopes” to keep Pebble running through 2017
1:04:41 | T-Mobile won’t sell the Pixel, but you might be able to buy one at a T-Mobile store?
1:14:36 | Google Keyboard is now GBoard on Android
1:16:07 | Will flexible LCDs beat AMOLED for bendy phones?
1:23:03 | Will phone calls be allowed on airplanes?
1:32:43 | Is the world ready to kill 2G? Singapore shutting it down in 2017
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A lot of people hoping for some white AirPods to compliment a white Christmas are apt to be disappointed, as there’s still significant delays in shipping the product. We do have more info on warranty and replacement costs though, and if you lose a Pod or the charge case, it’s not going to be cheap to replace…
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Google pounced at the chance to get itself into the third-party keyboard business on iOS with Gboard. Some observers found its features wanting on the Android side with Google Keyboard.
Well, six months later and we finally see an update to Google Keyboard slowly rolling out, transforming the app’s name into “Gboard.”
Courtesy of Android Police and its APKMirror project, we’ve got the changelog:
Instant search and image search will be appreciated for those on Android 7.1.1 which finally provides native app support bridges for image keyboards — perhaps part of why Google kept us waiting.
You can click through our Via link to get the .APK or wait for the update to push through.
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Voice calls, texts, words in general, both spoken and written, appear to be losing steam in modern day-to-day communication. The perfect emoji and a carefully selected GIF can take little effort and convey much more emotion, as well as mystery and ambiguity, than your typical figure of speech.With your emoji game recently upped by SwiftKey’s aptly named Swiftmoji release on Android and iOS, it’s time you also brushed up on your GIF reaction skills today, thanks to Google and its more awkwardly titled Gboard app.Unfortunately for ...
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Update: A Google product manager on the Gboard team said that they are working on bringing features from the app over to the Android side. We’re not sure in what form the features will come in, though.Our original story is below.If you also feel like most third-party iOS keyboards are always one step behind their Android counterparts, and find the former platform’s built-in app a little lacking in functionality and versatility, we have some pretty big news for you today.Good, potentially ...
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