Android Authority puts it thus, “The copyless paste feature uses machine learning to predict what the user will want to copy from the screen”.įor example, if your intention is paste a particular word from this article onto your Facebook status, what you will have to do is read the word you intend to paste, then simply head to your Facebook status writeup box, and in there long press and paste.
What exactly is copyless paste? As the name suggests, this is a feature where you will be able to paste stuff without having to copy them in the first place. Truth is, the end of copy paste can be as soon as your next Android update as Google has been tasting her copyless paste feature for weeks, and beginning two weeks ago, techies have been beta testing the copyless feature too. The torture of copy paste is however bound to come to an end pretty soon, hopefully sooner than the biblical promise of end of times. Mostly, you will have to attempt at least three times before you can get it right. Woe unto you if you are attempting to do all these on a smartphone. For starters, you have to click at the beginning of the phrase, drag your mouse across the phrase up to the end of the phrase, then right click, click on copy, open the document in which you want to paste, right click at the exact place you want to paste, then click on paste. Copy paste is one of the most daunting tasks in computer use. Wouldn’t that life be heavenly? Of course it would be. Where she knows the exact phrase from this article you would like to copy, then paste. Imagine a life in paradise – a life where, like God, Google knows exactly what you are thinking.
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