Google today officially announced that it’s rebranding its Google Keyboard application for Android users to “Gboard,” the name sported by its newer keyboard app that sports a fully integrated Google ...

The app is now rated age 12+, while Google's own Gboard app is rated for all ages, says a report. Managing Editor Alison DeNisco Rayome joined CNET in 2019, and is a member of the Home team. She is a ...

Despite declining consumer interest in third-party keyboard apps, Google is continuing to develop Gboard, its alternative keyboard app for mobile devices. Today, it’s greatly expanding Gboard reach, ...

Google’s Android software includes one of the best smartphone keyboards around, but you might not know it if you own a phone from Samsung or HTC. Both companies, at least in their latest Android ...

Google has rolled its standalone Gboard keyboard app into the main Google app on iOS in a bid to create the essential tool for web search on the iPhone. Google launched the Gboard app last year to ...

Following its debut on iOS more than 6 months ago, Google is finally bringing its Gboard keyboard to Android devices as an update to the currently available Google Keyboard. The rebranded keyboard ...

Google has infused its so-called Smart Reply feature, which uses machine learning to suggest words and sentences you may want to type next, into various email products for the past several years. But ...

Google released a keyboard app for iOS a couple of months back. However, for some reason, they didn’t make it available for Android concurrently which obviously, agitated the users. Well, rejoice! as ...

Today, Google is rolling out a new keyboard that will let blind and low-vision users type in braille without any additional hardware and in any app. The TalkBack braille keyboard is integrated ...

Google Android users have been put at risk again, after it emerged a keyboard app called ai.type previously available on the Play Store has been making millions of unauthorized purchases of premium ...

When it comes to default apps and services, most Android phones simply resort to what Google has to offer. Examples include the Google Phone app for making phone calls and Google Messages for handling ...

Google is pushing out a Pixel Launcher change that lets you open apps by pressing Enter after partially typing their name.