How to Turn On Autocorrect on Samsung Galaxy S6 and Other Android Devices
If you are someone who makes a lot of typos when typing, then you may have the following question: How do I turn on the auto-correct feature for my Samsung Galaxy S6 or for other Android devices? Well, if that’s what you’re wondering – don’t worry; this article will provide all of the information that you need. So, let’s get started, shall we?
One of the first things that you want to do is to go into Settings. In your Settings menu, navigate to Language and Input and then tap on it.
In the menu that appears, scroll down a bit and then tap on Samsung Keyboard.
When you are in your Samsung Keyboard settings menu tap on Auto Correction.
Inside the Auto Correction menu, you will have a lot of different options. One of the first things that you want to do is to turn on Auto Capitalization. This option might already be enabled. If it’s not, you will need to enable it by tapping on Auto Capitalization and then selecting the check box for Enable.
How AutoCorrect Works on Your Android Phone
When your smartphone first turns on, this feature is turned off because it doesn’t have any data to use. As soon as you connect to the internet, your phone becomes a device that can connect with other devices. That’s why auto-correct is now activated and the autocorrect settings are usually set to English. Now you know how it works!
How AutoCorrect Works on Your Android Phone
When your smartphone first turns on, this feature is turned off because it doesn’t have any data to use. As soon as you connect to the internet, your phone becomes a device that can connect with other devices. That’s why auto-correct is now activated and the autocorrect settings are usually set to English. Now you know how it works!
Author:Samuel R. Hall
Brought to you by: http://www.androidpit.com
Published:October 7, 2015
Turning Off AutoComplete in Chrome and Firefox Web Browsers
You can turn off auto-complete in any Web browser by going to the settings. In Chrome, you can click Chrome > Settings > Show advanced settings. After that, click Content Settings under Privacy and then hit the Auto-Complete Setting button. In Firefox, you can type about:config in the browser’s address bar and then press Enter. Under the network.dns.disable_lookup_optimization option, set it to true by double-clicking the entry.
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