Google Keyboard (for Android) Google Keyboard is a completely adequate alternative text input, but if you're looking for more features consider shelling out for a competitor. 3.0 Good.

Although Android’s keyboard shortcut menu has been around for a while now, it was always more of an afterthought since Google didn’t used to care as deeply about Android tablets as it does now ...

The keyboard app that comes with Android 4.2 includes strong text prediction, gesture-based typing, and voice typing support. Now Google’s making it easy to install the same keyboard on any ...

Finally, you don't have to use two hands to text on an Android phablet. WSJ's Nathan Olivarez-Giles reviews the Google Keyboard app. Photo/Video: Emily Prapuolenis/The Wall Street Journal As the ...

Google Keyboard for Android has received a significant update today, including a one-handed mode, some design tweaks, and the ability to resize the keyboard’s height to your own preference.

In a blogpost, Google's chief legal officer, Kent Walker, compares copyrighting APIs to "saying that keyboard shortcuts can work with only one type of computer". "We built Android following the ...

The Google Keyboard for Android got a major update today. Version 5.0 brings a ton of user-requested features and customization options. My favorite new addition is the fine cursor control.

Google acquired an existing Android project in 2005, which was essentially an offshoot of Danger, the Java platform powering TMobile's SideKick slider phone. Both Danger and Android were founded ...

Google makes heavy use of Java in the Android software development kit (SDK). Third-party developers code Android apps in Java, which is then translated into bytecode that runs in Dalvik, Google's ...

Google’s original intent in 2006 was to introduce a phone with a BlackBerry-like keyboard and ... Oracle is alleging Google copied code from Java when building Android. Google planned to launch ...

Google Keyboard is a completely adequate alternative text input, but if you're looking for more features consider shelling out for a competitor. Perhaps taking a page from Apple's playbook, Google ...

Google Keyboard (for Android) Google Keyboard is a completely adequate alternative text input, but if you're looking for more features consider shelling out for a competitor. 3.0 Good.