Most Android phones ship with Google’s GOW board as a default input option. This is a reliable, feature -rich wealth on -screen keyboard, so most people keep using it instead of installing the third party option. Depending on how you feel about circles, it may be time to check out some of these alternatives. Google has quietly released a refreshing that changes the shape and position of the keys and consumers Are not happy.
In the latest construction of the G board (V15.1.05.726012951-Beta-RM64-V8a), Google has changed the key form of long-running squares to circle. If you are using four rows, the keys are like small pills. In the five row mode with a row of exposed numbers, the keys fall into more circles. The reaction between them is divided Angry with this change And people are angry that everyone else is angry.
Change can sometimes be difficult, so certainly some dissatisfaction is just a function in which the phone interface is replaced without warning. If you find it particularly disturbing, you can go to Gboard settings and open the themes menu. From there, you can tap on a theme and then close key borders. In this way, you will not engage with the horror of round edges. However, this is not the only problem in the silent update.
The wave of objections is not just about aesthetics – this update also moves the keys a bit. After years of tapping on the keys with a particular sequence, people prepare muscle memory. Big textors can sometimes type messages on your phone without looking at it, but also move the keys a bit, as Google has done here, you can lose more keys than you updated before the update.