I started using Google’s Gboard keyboard long before I made the switch to Android. Even as a third-party keyboard on an iPhone, I found it better than the native iOS typing experience. With Gboard on Android — and more specifically on its own Pixel devices — Google has consistently added new features and to this day, I consider it best in class (don’t ask me to use an iOS keyboard, please). The single most impressive feature of Gboard, however, doesn’t involve tapping on the keys. Instead, I opt for voice typing whenever possible, and Gboard’s voice typing has been good for so long that it’s easy to take for granted. But Google just one-upped itself in a major way with a brand new voice typing command that absolutely blew my mind: you can now edit your text with the sound of your voice, and it works incredibly well.
From voice typing novice to Gboard power user
