Android’s Default Keyboard Is Hiding a Secret Superpower ...Middle East

This feature may vary depending on your model of phone, so we'll focus on Google's Gboard. By default, the keyboard will keep a history of what you copy, so you can paste multiple blocks of text without bouncing back and forth between apps. You can see this history by tapping the Clipboard icon on your keyboard (in some contexts, you may have to press the four-square apps button to pull it up).

Having a few form responses saved feels like a superpower when dealing with email. For the emails that only require a quick form response, I can hammer those out in a couple of quick taps and be done with it. Then, when I get back to my desk, the only emails left are the ones that require more thought or research.

It's a powerful feature that's quietly tucked away on your phone. Just remember not to store highly sensitive information like passwords—there are better tools for that, anyway. 

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