Using Google voice typing

Google voice typing uses Google’s speech-recognition technology to convert 

spoken words into text input. You must be connected to the Internet when using 

this feature.
As you speak, the converted text is underlined and you can continue speaking to 

add more text or stop and delete the current text.
To use Google voice typing:
1.  Tap text field where you want to type text.
2.   Depending on the app you’re using, you can do either of the following:

•  If you see the microphone icon 

 beside the text field, tap it.

•  If the onscreen keyboard is open, tap 

.

3.  When you see the microphone icon, speak clearly what you want to type. 

When you pause, Google voice typing transcribes the text you spoke and 

displays it on the text field.

TIPS:

•  Say “period”, “comma”, “question mark”, or “exclamation point” to add these 

punctuation marks to your text.

•  Tap the Backspace key to delete any incorrect converted text.

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