Use the on-screen keyboard - Chromebook Help - Google Help
WEBAt the bottom right, select the time. Select Settings Accessibility. Under "Keyboard and text input," turn on On-screen keyboard. Open the keyboard in tablet mode. If your Chromebook can be used as a tablet, the on-screen keyboard will automatically open when you flip the screen of your Chromebook over its hinge.
Translate with handwriting or virtual keyboard - Google Help
WEBClick the language to translate from. Each language has different keyboards. At the bottom left of the white text box, click the Down arrow . Click the keyboard you want to use. The keyboard or drawing area shows below the white text box. Use the keyboard to type or draw what you want to translate. Note: To hide the keyboard, click Close .
Use the on-screen keyboard - Google Accessibility Help
WEBOpen your Chromebook’s on-screen keyboard. Tap one of the following: To dock the keyboard, select Dock . To float the keyboard, select Float . To move the floating keyboard, at the bottom, hold and drag the Direction pad . Tip: If Dock or Float aren't visible, at the top left of the keyboard, select the Right arrow .
Fix problems with Gboard - Android - Gboard Help - Google Help
WEBOn your Android phone or tablet, open any app that you can type with, like Gmail or Keep. Tap where you can enter text. At the top left of the keyboard, tap Open features menu . Tap More Settings . Tap DictionaryDelete learned words. To confirm that you want to permanently remove these words, enter the number provided. Tap Ok.
Type with an on-screen keyboard - YouTube Help - Google Help
WEBThe on-screen keyboard is only available for certain languages. Click the keyboard in the YouTube search bar to display the keyboard. Move it around by clicking it and dragging it. To use the keyboard, click the keyboard with your mouse, or enter the corresponding key on your physical keyboard (not all physical keyboards are compatible).
Use a physical keyboard with your tablet - Android Help - Google …
WEBConnect a physical keyboard to your tablet. To connect a Bluetooth keyboard to your tablet: Put the keyboard into pairing mode. For help, refer to the keyboard manufacturer’s instructions. Open your device’s Settings . Tap Settings Connected devices Pair new device. Next to “Available devices,” tap the keyboard you want to connect.
Set up Gboard - Android - Gboard Help - Google Help
WEBSet keyboard options. Change your settings. On your Android phone or tablet, open any app that you can type with, like Gmail or Keep. Tap where you can enter text. At the top left of the keyboard, tap Open features menu . Tap More Settings . Choose which settings to turn on, like Glide typing, Text correction, and Voice typing.
Use the on-screen keyboard on your Pixel Tablet - Google Help
WEBUse 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 keyboard shortcuts. Modifier keys: Tap this setting to change the behavior of physical keyboard keys like Caps lock, Ctrl, and Alt.
Use your phone as a virtual remote control - Streaming Help
WEBOn your Android phone, open the Google TV app . Near the bottom right, tap Remote . At the top, tap Scanning for devices. Choose your device. To complete pairing, follow the instructions on your phone and TV. After pairing, you can use your phone or your remote. To fix problems with the Google TV virtual remote, refer to Cast, connect & control ...
Translate with handwriting or virtual keyboard - Google Help
WEBOpen the Translate app . At the bottom, tap the language you’re translating from. At the bottom, tap the language to translate to. Tap Handwriting . If the button does not appear, handwriting can’t translate that language. In the box that says "Write here," draw a character, word, or phrase. When you stop drawing, Translate shows the ...