As for getting predictive text or auto-correction for every app you use when you’re typing on a physical keyboard, I haven’t found a great, universal solution. And I’m not sure one exists.

Google Scribe is predictive text -- for your computer! As if mysterious animated logos weren't enough for one day, we've also got Scribe. Simply type, and Scribe offers a drop-down menu of ten ...

Participants who used predictive text typed an average of 33 words per minute, which was slower than those who didn’t use an intelligent text method ...

Brew is indeed developing his great jokes with a computer, but not without a lot of his own input. There’s a reason Brew calls his project a “predictive text emulator,” not a bot.

To Dupont’s credit, it’s a well-executed design that incorporates the predictive text code directly into the keypad itself so that it can be connected to any computer or device that works with ...

Research found that predictive text is unlikely to improve typing performance for the average user and may be slowing them down ...

Apple in iOS 17 added inline predictive text for iPhones, but did not include a way to turn it off independently of predictive suggestions above the keyboard. In the latest iOS 17.2 update, that's ...

Microsoft plans to add predictive typing, also called text prediction, to Microsoft Word beginning in March, 2021.

Turn inline predictive text off Inline predictive text was introduced in iOS 17 and is similar to predictive text, but it places the suggested text in the texting field in light gray.