Chrome OS update brings physical keyboard autocorrection and more

June 2, 2015

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In a world made simple by computers, it is only unfair to expect people to type fully accurate sentences without the help of technologies such as spell-check and auto correct. However, a new stable channel update for Chrome OS will never let you make spelling mistakes again.

The update includes new features such as physical keyboard auto correction and autofill for credit card information stored in Google Wallet. Google has fixed a number of bugs in Chrome OS version 43.0.2357.81 in addition to a host of new features and some security updates. Here is what is new in the latest update.

Autofill settings for credit cards from Google Wallet
Enable always-on “OK Google” from anywhere when screen is unlocked on new Chromebook Pixel
Physical keyboard auto correction
Material design for Virtual keyboard UI

Google will begin rolling the update to Chrome OS devices over the next few days.

Source: Google

Chandna Pandey Author

She has been a New Delhi-based journalist for five years, covering technology, environment and politics. Now, she is contributing to TalkAndroid.com and some other technology-related blogs. She loves to read, travel and listening to country music in her spare time.