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Swift Key...anyone else?

I loved swype until the beta ran out and then tried slide it. slide it wasnt bad at all and seemed very user friendly but a friend suggested the Swiftkey app and i grabbed it on beta and liked it from the start, i do agree that the paid version that just launched has lost a few things like apostrophes but im sure they will fix that in time. Once the AI of swiftkey learns your lingo its great and like other posters above stated , you can type whole sentences with a couple keystrokes rather than 20 plus strokes....I dont think ill go back to swype but who knows my tastes change every once in awhile ....lol
 
I loved swype until the beta ran out and then tried slide it. slide it wasnt bad at all and seemed very user friendly but a friend suggested the Swiftkey app and i grabbed it on beta and liked it from the start, i do agree that the paid version that just launched has lost a few things like apostrophes but im sure they will fix that in time. Once the AI of swiftkey learns your lingo its great and like other posters above stated , you can type whole sentences with a couple keystrokes rather than 20 plus strokes....I dont think ill go back to swype but who knows my tastes change every once in awhile ....lol

I made the switch from Swype, too. After the first hour or so when I got over trying to swype SwiftKey out of habit, I really found it useful. I like having the microphone back, too. I think I'll keep this over Swype. I only have the market version, but found it does have apostrophes. I did have it do whatever it does when it looks through old texts when it first loaded, so maybe it learned it from there? For me, it just auto inserts them into words when needed.
 
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