Google’s Gboard for Android keyboard now supports 300+ languages
Google says Gboard for Android now covers 74% of the world's population.
Barry Schwartz on March 6, 2018 at 9:44 am | Reading time: 1 minute
Google announced that its mobile keyboard, Gboard, now supports over 300 languages on Android.
Traditional and simplified Chinese and Korean are notable additions among the more than 20 languages Google has added to Gboard. Google also said it is also working on bringing support to lesser-known and used languages such as Manx and Maori.
The company says the keyboard can now accommodate the languages of 74 percent of the world’s population.
You can get a full list of supported languages by Google’s Gboard here.
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