Android smartphones have a new voice input of text-that's how to use it

< img src = "/uploads/blogs/4e/b8/ib-freecge_1a32B19.png" Alt = "in Android smartphones has a new way of voice input-that's how to use it"/> < P > software update for Pixel devices and other smartphones, including Samsung Galaxy, converted a GBOARD voice input to Android from a simple function into a full -fledged separate tool.

~ ~ ~ < P > Traditionally for voice input we opened GBOARD and pressed the microphone icon, leaving the keyboard deployed. This method is already considered outdated.

< p > to activate the new voice mode, press the microphone icon, then press the button with two arrows down. The keyboard will be rolled into a compact panel at the bottom of the screen, freeing more space for work.

< p > clicking on the menu & ldquo; hamburger & Rdquo; To the left of the panel, you will access several useful options: clipboard, translation, emoji. You can also change the orientation of the panel by pressing & ldquo; go to the vertical toolbar & Rdquo;.

~ < p > The most interesting & ndash; These are voice commands available after pressing & ldquo; show voice commands & Rdquo;. By saying & ldquo; send & Rdquo;, you will send a message, and & ldquo; stop & rdquo; will turn off the microphone. You can delete the text, correct words and add emoji voice. The tool also works with online forms, allowing you to move between the commands of the commands & ldquo; hereinafter & RDQUO; or & ldquo; back & Rdquo;.