Google Voice Typing appearing with Android 14 and Gboard betas

The newest Gboard 13.3 beta reveals many upcoming options, however within the short-term it seems to be answerable for the previous Google Voice Typing expertise reappearing on Android 14. 

If you’re operating the Android 14 Beta and Gboard 13.3, the system “Choose input method” button, which has a keyboard icon, seems within the bottom-right nook of your display everytime you’re typing. The listing reveals Gboard and Google Voice Typing.

Switching to the latter brings up a compact interface with a microphone, backspace, and hyperlink to settings that permits you to handle languages and downloads. This voice dictation system is unbiased from Gboard and one thing utilized by different apps, like third-party keyboards that don’t provide their very own.

On Android 13, even when Google Voice Typing is enabled, it doesn’t seem when Gboard is energetic. Something concerning the mixture of the newest Gboard and Android 14 betas are answerable for its look. 

There’s no practical affect right here, however should you don’t need the icon each time you open your keyboard, go to: Settings > System > Keyboard > On-screen keyboard and toggle off Google Voice Typing. Otherwise, a characteristic replace ought to resolve it. 

Speaking of Gboard, the newest replace is answerable for Settings choosing up new About and Help & suggestions menus. The former reveals Terms of service, Privacy coverage, Open supply licenses, and Current model.

On a associated be aware, “Speech Services by Google” was just lately renamed to “Speech Recognition and Synthesis from Google.” There isn’t any practical affect to this transformation. The Play Store itemizing explains how: “Your app has a new name: ‘Speech Recognition and Synthesis from Google’. The Speech Recognition and Synthesis from Google app not only provides text-to-speech but also empowers applications with speech-to-text functionality to convert your voice to text.”