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Can I use my voice to type on a mobile device?


We showed you how to use your laptop to type by voice and that was pretty cool. Now check out how to do that on your mobile devices.

Both of these samples are using the Google Docs app. It is recommended that you download the app before you start voice typing.

iOS
Note: These screenshots are using the iOS 11 beta. Your screen might look slightly different.
Open the Docs app.
Create a new document.
Click the microphone on the keyboard.
Start voice writing.


1. You should see a wavy line at the bottom indicating the microphone is picking up your voice.
2. Click the check when you are finished voice typing.

Android
Open the Docs app.
Create a new document.
Click the microphone.
Start voice writing.
Click the check in the upper left when finished.

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