It seems that there are some who think the iPhone keyboard allows them to type with fewer errors<\/a> than the Gboard QWERTY on Pixel. Take Reddit user RaistlinQ5 who wrote, “So I’ve always thought the Google keyboard isn’t all that great. I always seem to hit the wrong key when typing. But if I use an iPhone keyboard, it seems like when using that keyboard, I don’t have as many typing errors.” <\/p>\n
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How i like to set up Gboard on my Pixel phone. | Image credit-PhoneArena<\/p>\n
Others do not agree. One Redditor wrote, “Disagree. Coming from iOS, Google Keyboard on Pixel is far FAR superior.” Another said, “I agree. I just moved to an iPhone and the keyboard is awful. Forever making errors and the keyboard always suggests the wrong words. It also loves to override any words I type that are not in its dictionary.” And yet another comment was left in favor of the Pixel’s virtual QWERTY. That comment said, “Strongly agree! The iOS keyboard was driving me insane!!! It honestly was one of my main reasons why I switched. Google’s keyboard is light years better.”<\/p>\n
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At left, the settings to duplicate my QWERTY. At right, toggle switches for autospace after punctuation and auto-capitalization, | Image credit-PhoneArena<\/p>\n
If neither the iPhone or Pixel QWERTY is your cup of tea, the one third-party typing app that received some positive feedback by both iOS and Android users was Swiftkey. I’ve used the Android version of the app before and always returned to Gboard. Still, your experience could be different than mine. You can install Swiftkey for iOS by tapping on this link<\/a> and the Android version of the keyboard can be installed by tapping here<\/a>. The problem is that many Pixel users don’t know what features their default virtual QWERTY has. Some on Reddit were complaining about features available on Swiftkey that they thought weren’t found on the Pixel’s Gboard QWERTY such as autospace after punctuation and auto-capitalization. However, those features are certainly found on the Pixel’s Gboard keyboard. You have to enable them first. To toggle them on, open the QWERTY keyboard on your Pixel. You can do this by pretending to send a text.\u00a0<\/p>\n Once the keyboard appears on the screen, look for the gear icon and tap it. Once you’ve pressed the gear icon, tap on Text correction. You’ll find toggles for both Autospace after punctuation, and Auto-capitalization. So before you decide that you need a new QWERTY for your Pixel, you should find out what it can do first before you complain what it can’t do.<\/p>\n Grab Surfshark VPN now at more than 50% off and with 3 extra months for free!<\/p>\n Secure your connection now at a bargain price!<\/p>\n We may earn a commission if you make a purchase<\/p>\n
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