Android keyboards have come a long way from being a simple typing tool. Both native and third-party options support several languages, different input methods, dedicated sections for emojis, GIFs, ...
While the built-in keyboard on most Android smartphones is sufficient for typing, there are many third-party keyboards that offer exciting features to enhance your typing experience. I have tested ...
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The tiny USB gadget that every Android user should have (even if you don't use flash drives)
Micro USB OTG: These were commonly used with older Android smartphones that came with Micro USB ports. This port could let you plug in a pen drive, keyboard, or mouse to transfer files or type more ...
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