The Android mobile operating system features a very powerful Keyboard that allows you to get your text across in a flash. Thanks to advanced AI and a refined dictionary, the G-Board can now even predict complete phrases for you, making the whole typing experience an absolute pleasure and a breeze. This means that you can start a message and Google will help you finish it. It’s truly an amazing feature, and something we personally also use a lot.
However, we are still a few years away from actually claiming that the G-Board is a finished product. Sometimes, the predictions can catch you off guard, and rectifying involves re-typing the whole message or paragraph. This happens especially when you are talking in the common tongue or in an informal language where Google algorithms have a tough time trying to figure out what you will type next.
Sometimes, these bugs creep into the auto-capitalization feature as well. This feature is programmed to make the first letter after a full stop, a capital letter, conforming with basic rules of grammar, but there are times when this auto-capitalization kicks in unannounced, and it’s very annoying when you are in a flow.
In this tutorial, we will show you how to disable auto-capitalization on Android.
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Open the “Settings‘ app on your Android smartphone.
