Board hands with one hand write mode keyboard updating Google

As the owner of a Nexus 6, I've just gotten used to the fact that I can not write with one hand. The phone is too big to try to get to the other side of the keyboard - either that or my hands are too small. With the latest update to Google Keyboard for Android, however, you may once again be able to use one hand to write.

Google Keyboard 5.0 brings a lot of new features at your fingertips, including the ability to adjust the size of the keyboard, which is perfect not only for writing with one hand, but also to ensure that you can still see what is responding in time his writing.

The first thing you will notice when the new version of Google arrives keyboard is that you will be asked to submit anonymous text to help improve future versions of fragments keyboard - you are free to accept or reject as you wish.

After this will finally be able to switch to one hand, a very welcome for those with larger devices addition. You can access the one-handed mode through the preferences menu, but you can also toggle on and off by long pressing the comma. Once activated, the keyboard will shrink slightly to one side of the screen, allowing you to access the far thumb keyboard part. The extra space on the other side, simply become an additional menu that lets you switch between the left and right hand writing, or the output of an impartial manner.

You can also go beyond one hand and how to change keyboard height. This is ideal for situations where the keyboard cover too large or too small part of the screen - do it now just smaller or larger to suit your needs.

The next step is the addition of a new emoji bar, located on the numbers and symbols keyboard. It seems as if the six emoji sitting at the bar can not be changed, but fortunately they are the commonly used.

Some new gestures have also been added to the keyboard - one allowing you to hold down the delete key and then slide your finger to the left to get rid of several words at a time. You can also hold down a quick suggestion to "junk" - something that will be very useful if the keyboard is suggesting a word is not used.

The update is now rolling through Google Play Store, so if it does, however, should in the very near future.