Handwriting Recognition Appears in Gmail and Google Docs

Perhaps some representatives of the community will come in handy new feature in Gmail and Google Docs. The other day, developers have reported adding handwriting recognition to multiple languages ​​at once. You can use the mouse or touchpad to enter text. However, it is recommended to use a device with a touchpad, where there is normal support for handwriting.

When running, handwriting recognition is supported for 20 languages ​​in the case of Google Docs and 50 for Gmail. To get started with handwriting, you’ll need to enable the corresponding feature in Gmail. In Google Docs, using Ctrl + Shift + K (or Cmd + Shift + on for Mac) is enough.
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Like all other innovations of Google, the novelty will be gradually included for different regions, so what exactly you have such a function may be absent at the moment.

Of course, for those who print faster than writing, such a function will be useless. For other users, including those who speak languages, in which there are more characters than the standard keyboard includes, innovation can be useful, and even very much.

Via googledrive