On your Android phone or tablet, install Gboard. On some Android devices, Gboard is already the default keyboard. To make sure that your device has the most recent version, check for updates.

Change your keyboard theme, sound, or vibration You can change how Gboard looks, sounds, and vibrates. Important: If your device's vibration settings are turned off, your Gboard's …

On your Android phone or tablet, open any app that you can type with, like Gmail or Keep. In the bottom left of your keyboard touch and hold the comma, then drag your finger to Settings to …

On your Android device, open any app where you can enter text, like Gmail or Keep. At the bottom left of your keyboard, touch and hold the comma, then move your finger to access …

Use on-screen keyboard: Turn this on if you want to keep your virtual keyboard on the tablet’s screen when the physical keyboard is active. Keyboard shortcuts: Tap to display a list of useful …

Apr 24, 2019 · Hey Zoie, not sure what you mean they're really big, but you can modify keyboard settings by holding the comma button then releasing it when the gear icon pops up (this takes …

On your Android phone or tablet, install Gboard. Open any app that you can type with, like Gmail or Keep. Tap an area where you can enter text. At the top of your keyboard, tap Microphone . …

Manage physical keyboard accessibility settings If you have limited reach, mobility, or strength, Android offers several physical keyboard accessibility features. These features are only …

On devices without multi-finger support (prior to updated Android R with TalkBack 9.1): In one motion, swipe down then right. Select TalkBack settings Braille keyboard Typing languages. …

Change your keyboard settings On your Android device, open the Settings app . Tap System Languages & input. Tap Virtual keyboard Gboard. Pick an option, like Glide typing or Voice input.