Google Research launched a brand new Android tool this week called Google Handwriting Input. It allows smartphone users to essentially take touchscreen technology to the next level by equipping your ...

Google Research today launched its latest project: Google Handwriting Input. Besides their voice and favorite keyboards, Android users using Android 4.0.3 and up can now also simply use good ...

If you’re tired of pecking at minuscule letters on virtual keyboards, Google has the app for you. The company has unveiled a new handwriting keyboard for Android devices that will convert your chicken ...

Google has today released version 1.0 of its new “Handwriting Input” keyboard, which lets you manually draw the text you would like to type. The app works on both smartphones and tablets as you can ...

The Apple Newton. The Palm Pilot. Both of these early tablets used handwriting recognition to lure an audience into a new gadgets, to show a computer could be every bit as easy to use as a notebook ...

Google now lets iOS and Android users search the web using their own handwriting without the need for a special app or keyboard. Users don’t need the Google Search app for the new handwriting ...

Google has updated its Handwriting Input app to include five new languages. Now, customers who speak Arabic, Persian, Urdu, Hebrew and Burmese will be able to scribble words on to the input pad, ...

Install the Google Handwriting Input app on your Android device to handwrite characters, and the app will recognize it and convert it to text. The app acts as an added keyboard. Select it instead of ...

Google today launched handwriting input for Google Translate. The feature, which currently support 45 languages, lets you translate a written expression even if you don’t know how to type it out on a ...

Handwriting recognition on smartphones and tablets has never been the best, but a new Android app from Google does it better than any we've ever encountered. Google Handwriting, as it is imaginatively ...

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