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Are you a big mobile texter? Do you make use of predictive text? The feature -which guesses what word you’re trying to type saving you the effort of actually doing so – has made texting much quicker and more nimble.

With ‘Scribe’ Google have decided to bring that idea to documents, Scribe lays out possible endings to each word or phrase based on what you’ve already typed. As you type you can choose the auto-complete suggestion that best fits your sentence.

The suggestions also include what is ‘normally’ or popularly used to end each sentence.

There’s no doubt – as with predictive text – that this sort of thing takes a bit of getting used to. Having tried it myself it went from intriguing to annoying and then finally useful in about 20 minutes.

You can try out Google scribe online here.

Try it out and let me know what you think!

Kevin Man

Kevin is a Web Designer and his roots are firmly set in the realms of Graphic Design and Illustration, so making things look cool is his speciality. When he isn't building Webworx24 sites he can be found at checking in to the local chippy to fuel his creative mind. His likes are Apple products and Designer Polo Shirts. His Dislikes are Nuclear War and Courgettes.

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