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This post provides a step-by-step guide with a list of commands on how to install Grammarly on macOS using Homebrew.

I would love to hear what you think of the Grammarly keyboard in the comments below.This post provides a step-by-step guide with a list of commands on how to install Grammarly on macOS using Homebrew.

That is everything for my review of the Grammarly keyboard for both Androids and iPhone. It is not something that would make me stop using Grammarly on my Android, but it would be nice to see the feature introduced in the future. No gif keyboard – I am not a huge user of gif keyboards, but it does have its uses for the messages that you want to add a bit of humour too.Unfortunately, this feature is not available on the Grammarly keyboard (at the time of writing). The concept sounds ridiculous, but it has greatly sped up my writing ability on my phone. This is where you can swipe between letters to create words. No swipe texting – for about 6-months I have been using the swipe feature available on Gboard.

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Here are my top ‘disappointments’ for the Grammarly Android Keyboard…

Quick access to Emoji’s and voice typing – the Grammarly keyboard has quick access buttons to Emoji’s and a microphone for voice typing, all features I use regularly with my Gboard, so I am glad to see those functions still there.

Big clear keyboard – the Grammarly keyboard is nice and clear and big enough not to miss too many keys whilst typing.

What I like is when you tap to correct a spelling or piece of grammar that needs changing several words back, it doesn’t move your cursor back, which means you can just continue typing away after making those changes with a single tap.

Toolbar suggestions – suggestions stay-put in the toolbar ready for you to tap.

My favourite keyboard up until now has been GBoard, but the Grammarly Android Keyboard might just be the replacement for me.

Auto-correction is working better than any other keyboard I have used so far on Android.

There is no need to write out your text/post in one app, check for errors, then copy and paste it into an email or facebook post.

It’s a keyboard, not an app! Now, this is a huge deal because it means it works directly with my Emails, Facebook, Messages and all other apps that you write within.

Here are my top 5 ‘loves’ for the Grammarly Android Keyboard so far… To my surprise, I was completely blown away by what Grammarly have come up with. To be honest, my expectation was not very high as I have used some pretty dire apps in the past looking for similar services. I thought I would give it a go, as I have been impatiently waiting for this for a long time now.

Tonight I received an email from Grammarly informing me that their new keyboard for Androids and iPhones is now available (I was actually searching for Grammarly on the Play Store last night, how random is that!). I have tried other apps and keyboards for both iPhone and Android, but none have lived up to what I have been looking for, that is, until now! (Big smiles).

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By upgrading to a paid account, I could make my emails and posts even better, but for now, the free account is more than adequate for my use.įor me, what has been missing is a Grammarly (or similar) tool for smartphones. Grammary has helped massively in placing commas in the correct places, helping with my common spelling mistakes and correcting a lot of my bad grammar, and what is even more amazing, I am getting this service on their free account. I am an avid user of the Grammarly Chrome extension because the tool works within text fields such as when you are writing a Facebook post, a WordPress blog post, an Email and so on. You can use Grammarly by going to their website or using their Chrome extension. Grammarly is a web-based tool that corrects grammar, punctuation and spelling mistakes. I have been trying this out on my Samsung S7 tonight, check out the results in the video. Grammarly has come up with a tool for smartphones with their new Grammarly keyboard, available for both iPhone and Android.

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Grammarly for Android and iPhone – My Review

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