Gboard’s undo autocorrect gesture - used by simply tapping backspace after you’ve noticed an autocorrection - can now be turned off or on depending on your preference. Smart Completion is available as a toggle on Gboard and there’s another new toggle in this update. It won’t complete a sentence, only a single word. This won’t be helpful if you’re using gesture typing, but for traditional typing it should really come in handy. To complete the word, simply tap the spacebar and it will finish up that word without you typing the remaining characters. When enabled, Smart Completion on Gboard will show predictive results as you type in the text field.

With this new toggle, a limited version of that feature works in almost any app. Smart Completion is similar to the “Smart Compose” feature that we recently spotted in Gboard which was working with apps such as Google Messages.

That new feature is “Smart Completion” and can be found enabled by default in the keyboard’s settings menu. Settings > Apps > tap the three dots > tap Show system apps > tap the Samsung keyboard > tap Storage > tap Clear data thanks (/) (.

Google has pushed a quiet update to its Android version of the Gboard keyboard over the past several days which adds a new feature in smart completion as well as a toggle that allows users to turn off the undo autocorrect shortcut.įirstly, there’s a new feature in Gboard 9.7 that rolled out widely in beta just recently.

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