Rambler, a voice typing feature in Google's Gboard keyboard, is no longer limited to the Pixel 11. Pixel 10 owners can now use it to dictate messages.
Google's Rambler voice typing feature now works on Pixel 10 phones. It was first tied to the Pixel 11, which left Pixel 10 owners waiting. Android Authority reports that it is no longer a Pixel 11 exclusive.
Rambler lives inside Gboard, which is Google's keyboard app. Voice typing means you speak and the phone turns your words into text. Rambler is built for people who talk in a loose, wandering way when they dictate, rather than in neat, finished sentences.
The change matters most to Pixel 10 owners. If you have one, you can try speaking your messages and emails instead of typing them with your thumbs. It may also suit anyone who finds typing on a small screen slow or tiring, though the material does not say who else gets it.
The material is short, so several details are missing. These are the open questions:
Pixel 10 owners can open Gboard and look for the new voice typing option. Check for any app or system update first if it does not show up yet. Try it on a short message before relying on it for something important.
Pixel 10 owners can now try Rambler in Gboard and talk their messages instead of typing them.
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