The main aim behind Google’s new update was to celebrate and include the various languages spoken in the world particularly from the Asia and Africa region. Then, just speak away and Gboard will convert your voice to Urdu Script text.(You can revert back to English anytime.) In ‘Languages’, deselect English to make Urdu (Pakistan) your primary mode of input.Then tap on the ‘Settings’ icon and go to ‘Languages’.While using the Gboard, tap and hold the space bar and select ‘Google Voice Typing’.In order to check out this feature, you need to have the Gboard application installed and set as your default keyboard. It should be noted here that Google already has a feature which converts your Roman Urdu text to Urdu Script. Or if you get tired of typing your texts, you can simply dictate it and Gboard will translate your voice into the written script of that language. This means that now you search for anything on Google while speaking your mother tongue and get the right results.
The voice typing feature is accessible via Gboard for Android. Just a few hours ago, Google launched voice recognition support for Urdu and 30 other languages which are spoken by a cumulative 30 billion people.
We all know how easy it is to get work done when you’re dictating as compared to typing.
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