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As per new reports, Apple laptops will be seeing a major change. A new patent has been registered by Apple in which keyboards are removed from laptops. This was granted on 30 March and describes a “configurable force-sensitive input structure for electronic devices”, which replaces the keyboard’s keys with small displays. Using this, the user can change the keyboard as per his choices and the user need not follow the classic QWERTY configuration.
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MacBook hardware has not changed much in the past few years except the replacement of the butterfly keyboard with the magic keyboard on the new 16-inch MacBook Pro. A new patent from Apple has emerged which shows to have a colorful backlight keyboard on a MacBook that would not only be used for illumination effect but also for receiving the feedback of the user. Read More
We have been noticing several people on social media commenting about the problems they are facing with the Google’s keyboard for Android – Gboard. It looks like they are not able to use the keyboard smoothly like before after the recent update. Gboard crashed on many of these user’s devices while it also locked some of them out of their phones while using it. Read More
Android users are very much familiar with the swipe keyboard that is natively available on their smartphones. But if you are an iOS user and still waiting for this feature, there could be some good news heading your way soon. Apple is expected to be unveiling iOS 13 at WWDC event in June and according to a report on Bloomberg, native swipe keyboard App will be finally releasing on this upcoming version of iOS. Read More
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For all the iPad Pro users out there who are in search for sturdy keyboard, Logitech has just announced the Slim Folio Pro. The keyboard is the first entry from Logitech for iPad Pro users and serves as an alternative to Apple’s very own Smart Keyboard Folio that was launched along with the tablet. Read More
Google’s keyboard ‘Gboard‘ started out with just 100 languages back in 2016 and in just a span of 2 years, it has reached a figure of 500 languages which is simply incredible. Google revealed these figures in a blog post and said that Gboard now also include some rare dialects like Nigerian Pidgin, Rangpuri, Balinese, and Pontic Greek and also around 40 new writing systems such as Cyrillic and Roman alphabets. Read More
Google rolled out a new update for Gboard Keyboard App last night and there is a new interesting hidden in there. The users who received the update noticed a floating keyboard that they can switch on and take the keyboard to any part of the screen. Also, the floating keyboard can be tapped on and glided away as you wish to. Read More
Currently, Android Wear watches only support Google voice typing, which can be either inaccurate or difficult to do, especially outdoors. Enter Minuum Keyboard.
iOS now sports the smartest keyword ever. It now has something called “QuickType” which will feature predictive texting. The iOS keyboard will now display words which it thinks would possibly be the next word that you want to type. The keyboard now also follows you conversation so it instantly displays the right words for you so you can simply tap on it and get it delivered across. Read More
Love the bigger and better keyboard in Gingerbread? Can’t wait till Gingerbread becomes available for your Android phone? Here’s a solution from XDA-Developers. A user has uploaded an APK of the new Gingerbread keyboard which can be used on Froyo as well as Eclair without requiring a rooted Android device.
