Gmail's Pixel 3-exclusive Smart Compose feature opens up to more Android phones

Gmail’s Smart Compose feature, which autosuggests words and phrases to help you write emails faster, has been around on desktop for a while now, as well as on Google Pixel 3 handsets since last October. But why would you?Not here exactly, but on our new hardware site Plugged.Smart Compose works like a charm: start typing a new message or a reply, and it’ll automatically suggest words to help complete your sentences. Smart Compose is generally on the money with its prompts, and it takes some of the anxiety out of my email triaging experience (since I don’t need to deliberate as much before I put words on the page), allowing me to get more stuff done in my inbox than before.In my brief testing today, I found the feature a little less capable on Android than on desktop.