A new spelling and grammar tool that reaches Gmail for G Suite users

G Suite users have an improved tool for correcting spelling and grammar errors as they are typed in Gmail.

A new, improved spelling and grammar tool as you type began reaching G Suite users on Gmail. The tool will be available with the new update for some users now, and to reach everyone from here on September 12th.

The enhanced verification tool aims to give users suggestions when they type immediately when they recognize spelling or grammatical errors.

Google launched a debugging tool written in February by Google's file service, but it is now being sent to Gmail.

The feature is based on artificial intelligence techniques to recognize sentences and words to correct errors that may be committed by the user when writing an email, depending on the algorithms of grammar and many sources on which technology is based. Use the past to denote the present.

The technique puts a blue zigzag under words recognized as errors for easy correction.

After that, the user can accept or reject the proposed change depending on the nature of what he writes.

Google indicates that this feature will automatically reach all G Suite subscribers on schedule and will not require any action from those responsible.

The feature is fully automatic and can therefore provide suggestions that the user does not see correctly when typing. But in general, they offer many useful suggestions that the user can forget during work pressure and often write emails.

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