Android users report problems with swipe Google keyboard
There are problems with Gboard, the keyboard developed by Google for Android smartphones. Several users report that input via swipe gestures is not working properly, and Google says they are aware of the problems.
The problems have been reported on Twitter and Reddit, as states 9To5Google. It is Gboard, the keyboard that Google has developed for Android. This is standard included on several Android smartphones, and is therefore the standard input method for many Android users. Recent experiences from users show that sweeping movements are not correctly recorded and do not constitute the word that the user had in mind. Incidentally, these problems do not occur to all users.
In a reaction to 9To5Google, Google has indicated to be aware of the problems and to work on a solution. Users can also try a few things to make the sweeping movements work again: the internet giant recommends restarting the smartphone or forced Gboard to stop.
Gboard is also available for iOS, but the problems seem to concentrate mainly around the Android version of the app.
In a reaction to 9To5Google, Google has indicated to be aware of the problems and to work on a solution. Users can also try a few things to make the sweeping movements work again: the internet giant recommends restarting the smartphone or forced Gboard to stop.
Gboard is also available for iOS, but the problems seem to concentrate mainly around the Android version of the app.