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How To Turn ON Predictive Text Samsung Galaxy Note 5

How To Turn ON Predictive Text Samsung Galaxy Note 5

The Samsung Galaxy Note 5 has some amazing features on this smartphone. One of the best features on the Galaxy Note 5 is the predictive text feature. Predictive text on the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 is an input technology that suggests words based on the context of the message and the first typed letters. This feature makes it so much easier and faster to text someone on your Samsung Galaxy Note 5 smartphone. Below we’ll explain how to turn on predictive text on the Galaxy Note 5.

 

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How to turn off predictive text on Samsung Galaxy Note 5:
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  1. Turn on your Samsung Note 5.
  2. Go to Settings.
  3. Select on Language & Input.
  4. Select on Samsung Keyboard.
  5. Browse and select On for Predictive Text.

 

Advanced settings

Advanced settings menu on the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 allows for more controls of predictive text. This feature allows users to create a set of time delays with a long press key stroke. An example of this is when you hold down a number or letter for a long period of time, a special character shows up on the keyboard.

 

Text correction options

When you turn on predictive text on the Galaxy Note 5 smartphone, you can also turn on text correction as well. This is a menu that you can added your own personal dictionary. This will allow Android to know not to change the words that you normally use in a text.

 

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