
My experience with bluetooth keyboards on the Galaxy Tab S2 with SwiftKey is that disabling predictive text requires digging through multiple levels of menus hidden in the settings, and there is no easily accessible on/off button. When I type on the keyboard, I will want it on in some cases (eg if I type in another language and need certain symbols or accents) and off in others, e.g. Is it enabled or disabled by default? How easy is it to turn it on or off? Is it something like a quick button on the screen, or is it a matter of going through 5 or 6 levels of menus in the settings?īasically, when I type on screen, without the physical keyboard, I will want predictive text on. I have a few questions on how autocorrect / predictive text works with the physical keyboard.ĭoes it use SwiftKey or Samsung's own app/system? Now, if you want to turn off suggestion or predictive text too, then follow the steps below to turn it off.I'm interested in the new tab s6 with the keyboard cover - finally a tablet keyboard with a touchpad! Samsung Galaxy Note will stop from accepting touch input and will Restart your.


The Samsung predictive text automatically remembers based on the contents of the text field all the possible learned matches and displays them automatically. Now if you are looking for the same then follow our step by step guide to “ turn off autocorrect on Samsung Note 10“. go to Settings>General management>Language and input>On-screen keyboard>Samsung keyboard. Bring up a screen that requires keyboard input, select the input box/field to reveal the Samsung keyboard: Note: The highlighted area with the '>'. At that time I decide to turn to autocorrect off. Yesterday, when I was messaging my friend the word “jane”, is auto-replaced by the word “Kane”.


But, sometimes it becomes irritating when it replaces the words against you will. Autocorrect is a feature which is built for helping the user while typing.
