To tweak this, go to Gboard Settings > Preferences and change the Touch and hold duration. It's set to 300ms by default, but ...

It’s been years since I last tried to pair a Bluetooth or USB keyboard with my Android phone. After being a physical QWERTY proponent for years and hating on touchscreen typing, I wholly but slowly ...

I’ve used Google’s Gboard keyboard on my Android phone for years, but I stumbled across an unusual alternative, which intrigued me because it promised to make typing on a phone screen fast by using ...

A new update to Google Keyboard — the default keyboard on Nexus, Pixel, and some Android phones –also brings a name change, to Gboard. If the new name sounds familiar, that’s because it’s the name of ...

Google's Gboard keyboard has some fancy new tricks up its sleeve; now I never want to use my hands to type ever again.

Touchscreen QWERTY keyboards for tablets and phones all have the same insurmountable problem: To type on them, you must look down at the keys to see what you’re doing. For users who can touch type on ...

All that is required is to press the button with four small squares in the upper-left corner of the keyboard, then tap Resize ...

You can make Gboard your default keyboard on an iPhone by accessing your keyboard preferences in your iPhone's General Settings menu.

To keep Gboard from stopping unexpectedly, make sure that it's set as the default keyboard, is fully updated, and has a clear cache.