Monday 24 April 2017
Copy-pasting on mobile is — to use a technical term — a fucking hassle. Now Android is trying eliminate the “copy” half with the help of your browsing history. Your phone would use “context” to determine what you want to paste. If you visit a specific site in a Chrome browser, then open a new window or app where you have to type something, you will get related information as a suggestion. Provide suggestions for text input, based on your recent context. For example, if you looked at a restaurant website and switched to the Maps app, the keyboard would…
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