The new update into your Gboard system. so here it is that Gboard has assigned a versatile Google Lens shortcut, dark/light themes which will follow the system, and Google had to pertain the Assistant of dictation and support of such theme.
Google’s Gboard has been always on trending in all among the most popular keyboard apps and it is constantly updated with such facilitated new features. So let’s just take a look at what kind of update does this system has done.so Recently, Google added support for Android 11’s emojis on Gboard, just a week after activating Smart Compose predictions messaging apps. Now, Google is preparing to add a Google Lens shortcut, Google Assistant dictation, and support for automatic switching between light and dark themes on Gboard Impressively.
On the other hand, An APK teardown has often forecast such features which could be possible to arrive in a future update of an application which we can say that could be more beneficial for such Stakeholders, but probably we can not say exactly that it is possible that any of the features we mention here may not make it in a future release. This is because these features are currently unimplemented in the live build and may be pulled at any time by the developers in a future build prospectively.
Till now the information we got from the sources that we have spotted the clear references to the upcoming features to Gboard version 9.6.3 beta that included some excited Android 11’s emoji just before earlier of this week. The following new strings were found part of the latest beta version of the Gboard app, hinting at new dictation feature possibly to replace the current voice typing feature has been represented as follow:
Except for this enchant in addition to the typing with Google Assistant, let us explain to you guys about the one thing that Google is also adding a new “Default Black” theme to complement the “Default White” theme. 9to5Google showcased this by reverse-engineering the newly added features in the latest build. The new black theme comes without the colored enter key and may receive a “System Auto” feature in the theme to switch between the Default Light and Dark themes automatically onwards.
Let’s see how much this exciting update makes you more excited with their wonderful emoji and ultra features. 9to5Google also highlighted the new shortcut for Google Lens and Google Assistant in the shortcuts row above the numbers row on Gboard. According to their report, the Google Lens is just a new way or can say that shortcut of only launches the app and there is not so much deeper integration and verification work. Meanwhile, this could be easy and mind liking features for the users the Assistant shortcut, which has been in works since Gboard 8.5 from last year, is still inactive. However, as the above set of strings spotted by us may suggest, the feature may finally start working as soon as possible.
This was the news of today’s update To get these features before most of the users, you can sign up for the Gboard beta either by clicking here or by scrolling down on the Google Play Store listing and tapping on “Join” under the Beta section.
