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Android Speech To Text Tutorial For Beginners in 2018 - Android Basics Tutorial

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In this video, I'm going to show you an accessibility feature that doesn't also show in the accessibility settings.

You can use this feature on anything whether it be WhatsApp, email, or even text messages.

The first thing I need you to do is download GBoard. Go to the play store and search for board and install it and make it your keyboard of choice for this particular feature.

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This feature is very easy to use on GBoard. When you have installed Gboard and got it set up and ready to go then all you have to do is bring up your keyboard whether it be typing a message or email, you will notice a microphone icon on the keyboard.

This is the setting you want to be pressing so that your speech will turn into text without having to type out the words physically on your keyboard.

This is aimed at people that find it hard to type on their phone or if you find it hard to hit the right keys then this feature is super easy to use.

I tend to speak quite slow and clear so that it understands my accent.

You hit the microphone, you speak to it, that turns it into text and then send the message.



This setting is not only available on samsungs or sonys, but any android phone.

All you have to do is download GBoard.

play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.googl…

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