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Here are the two best ways to enable and use the clipboard on your Samsung Galaxy phone.

Want to get rid of Auto-Capitalization while texting with your iPhone? Here are some easy steps to turn off the feature on both Apple Keyboard and Gboard.

Did you know that you can customize Gboard on iPhone more than you can on Android? Here’s how you can change the way your keyboard looks.

Unable to use Gboard on iPhone? Here are some troubleshooting tips to fix Gboard not working or opening issues on iPhone.

Android keyboard failing to open or lagging while typing can lead to an undesirable experience. You can always reboot your Android phone, but sometimes, you are back to square one with typing lag after a few days. Here’s how you can fix keyboard ty

If I had to guess the most-used app on your smartphone, I think it would be the keyboard. There’s no denying that the keyboard constitutes a great amount of your everyday smartphone usage. Choosing a keyboard when you have

After ignoring the third-party keyboard for years, Apple has finally added support for them with the iOS 8 update. The development witnessed the arrival of popular keyboard such as SwiftKey, Gboard, Fleksy, etc. on the App Store. At the same time, Ap

Most of the GuidingTech staff members are fans of Gboard, which is a versatile and feature-rich keyboard app for Android and iOS. It integrates with a ton of other Google apps and services too. Bitmoji, owned by Snapchat, is a popular avatar maker ap

I use Gboard on my Android smartphone because it is one of the best keyboard apps for the platform. It comes with a ton of features like in-app integration with Google Search, Maps, and translation, all inside Gboard. However, many users have been fa

TouchPal was one of the first keyboard apps I tried on my first Android phone. It still is one of the most downloaded keyboard apps. Over the years, Gboard, SwiftKey, and Swype surfaced to rival TouchPal. Let’s see how it fares against one Google&#

Finding a perfect keyboard for your needs is a crucial process. After all, it’s the app that you are going to use most frequently with anything on the phone. Android always had support for third-party keyboards.

Google Keyboard (Gboard) is quite remarkable. It packs interesting features such as gesture typing that involves swiping your finger through the alphabets, predictive text input, voice dictation, and more.

I am sure a lot of you set your own picture as the wallpaper of your phone. Ever thought of keeping it as the background of your keyboard? It is possible, my dear friend. In fact, you can use any photo to set it as your keyboard’s background. I

The number of customization options available in an app is a great way to measure its awesome-ness. Just consider an app where you have to live with the settings offered by the developers. Meaning, you cannot change anything as per your preference.

When we don’t like an app (on our Androids) anymore, we usually download its alternative of our choice from the Play Store. Makes sense, right? However, that’s rarely the case with the keyboard. Very few people actually try other keyboard apps ev

Google has a standalone app for almost everything, such as Maps for navigation, Translate for translation, Duo for video calling, Calendar for appointments, Google Tasks for to-do lists etc.

There are a lot of great things about Samsung phones. Call it bloatware or additional features, Samsung phones feature a wide array of apps. And sure enough, they also come with a company branded keyboard app — the Samsung Keyboard. As expected, it

Ever since I discovered Gboard, it has been my defacto keyboard. It seamlessly integrates with a host of Google services like maps, search, and translate, making it an awesome choice. I recommended it to my friends and one of them came back telling m

There is no denying the fact that Google apps are amazing. Keeping the commotion of multiple chat apps aside, Google does provide a wide variety of helpful and interesting apps. However, at times, we get bored of using the same apps time and again. I

The first three names when it comes to Android keyboard apps are Swiftkey, Gboard, and Swype. We have already compared the Swiftkey and Gboard apps so it’s only natural that the Gboard is compared against the third name in the list.