Author: Josh Hendrickson / Source: How-To Geek
Google has expanded Smart Compose from Pixel phones to most other Android smartphones. And while it can be handy, it can also be annoying if the suggestions are off. If you don’t like it, turning it off is a simple process.
Smart Compose Will Finish Your Sentence For You
Smart Compose shouldn’t be confused with Smart Reply.
Smart Reply will examine the email you have received and suggests quick replies that would be appropriate. An email that asks for a meeting tomorrow might lead to a Smart Reply suggestion of, “that would be great” and so on.
Smart Compose, on the other hand, is for the email you’re actively typing (see the header image of this post). Think of it as something like Swiftkey on steroids. But the difference is that Swiftkey tries…
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