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Bring Back Punctuation suggestion in Jellybean keyboard

You may have noticed that by default Jellybean keyboard doesn't suggest punctuation as it was in ICS keyboard. It feels different typing on Jellybean keyboard to whom those who uses these punctuation suggestion every now and then. But don't be sad we can Bring Back Punctuation suggestion in Jellybean keyboard as it is in ICS keyboard with few easy steps.

Actually in Jellybean keyboard instead of Punctuation suggestion (ICS) its opt "Next-word suggestion", each time you press the space-key. So as to bring back Punctuation suggestion we should disable "Next-word suggestion" in keyboard settings. By disabling this feature its wont effect the spell correction and other features in Jellybean keyboard.


Follow these few simply steps to bring your favorite feature back to life.


STEP 1: Go to "Settings" and scroll down to "Language & input"








STEP 2: Under "Keyboard & input methods" tap on setting icon "Android keyboard"






STEP 3: Scroll down and uncheck "Next-word suggestion" under "Other options"






STEP 4: Done.







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