A few months after its iOS debut, Google has renamed Google Keyboard for Android to Gboard. Similar to its iOS sibling, Gboard for Android comes with integrated Google Search functionality that lets you do a Google search right from within the keyboard.

That’s not the only highlight of Gboard v6.0 though. Google has also finally added the ability to have multiple (up to three) active languages at once thereby making multilingual typing easier and less frustrating. Google has also added a search bar for emoji to make finding the perfect emoji that expresses you the best easier. Finally, heavy users of Google Keyboard will also be happy to know that they can now show a dedicated number row on the keyboard.

An unofficial change-log of the update is as follows:

• G button (enabled in settings) offers quick access to search from the keyboard

• Pop-out toolbar (when G button not enabled) provides access to themes, settings, one-handed mode, and search

• Optional dedicated number row

• Up to three active languages with preference for one (previously had to switch)

• Gesture typing is now called Glide typing.

• Search for emoji

• Rearranged emoji panel with group selection at bottom

• Emoji have bright halo effect around them

• GIF button is always shown, but disabled in apps without support.

As with any Google app update, Gboard for Android is being rolled out in a staged manner so it can take up to two weeks to show up on your device. You can, however, always sideload the APK of the update by downloading it from APK Mirror.