Google’s Gboard keyboard now lets you communicate through Morse code on both Android and iOS

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Google's Gboard keyboard now lets you communicate out of Morse code on both Android and iOSGoogle this day announced that it is bringing Morse code as an input method to Gboard for iOS. The company first integrated Morse code into the Android version of Gboard (in beta form) shortly after its I/O 2018 keynote. Google has created a Morse Typing Trainer game that it says can teach users Morse code in under an hour. Just by downloading an app, anyone anywhere can give communicating by Morse code a try. Finlayson notes that Gboard for Android "lets you hook external switches to the device, extremely a person by limited mobility could opeaverage the device."

Moment - Pro Camera App With DSLR-Like Manual Controls, RAW Support Launched For iOS and Android

The company has now launched the Moment - Pro Camera app for both Android and iOS bringing new features and more controls. Moment - Pro Camera alextremely requires the full backing for Google's Camera 2 API that enables many of the manual controls to function correctly. There's no portrait mode in the camera app, even if your phone sports a dual camera setup. When the Android app doesn't backing videos as of yet, the iOS app can shoot videos in multiple reresolution and frame average options. There is alextremely EIS, and all the manual controls available When shooting photos is alextremely available When shooting video.

A little-known American startup is challenging Android and iOS in India, with the help of Jio phones

As it stated in A two-year-old feature phone operating system is challenging the supremacy of Google's Android in India. Its popularity stems from the massive success of Reliance's Jio phones, that run on KaiOS. "The potential of KaiOS is huge the time it comes to achieving low-cost, connected feature phones," said Rushabh Doshi, an analyst at Singapore-based market research firm Canalys. During the 6 months ending March 2018, Reliance Jio purveyed 25 million phones, that is over half of the 40 million KaiOS phones purveyed worldwide. It's alextremely available in Nokia feature phones but we don't see those flying off the shelves.

Moment adds 'pro' shooting features to its iOS and Android camera apps

Moment adds 'pro' shooting features to its iOS and Android camera apps For a small priceMoment has long offered a easy camera app to go along by its custom phone lenses. But now, the company has overhauled that app into something much more capable, allowing you to access full manual options and have more control over your phone's camera. The new "Pro" features are available as a $2 in-app purchase on iOS or as part of the flat $2 price for the app on Android. The app alextremely allows you to shoot RAW and use the shutter button on Moment's phone case. There are a ton of options out there if you need a manual camera app, and this first version of Moment's take on a pro camera app likely won't meet everyone's needs.