03bluecoupe
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The beta can be gotten Here -New SwiftKey beta update with Evernote and Google+ personalization
And here's a general support page for SwiftKey Support
And here's a general support page for SwiftKey Support
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Are all Android keyboards basically horrible?
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funkylogik
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Nice one. Thanks a million coupe :beer::beer:
funkylogik
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Working great on nexus 7 mate thanks again. I'll try auto predict now that it's learned from my G+ and FB posts lol itl know every swear word under the sun now 
Wow its learned Scottish slang and I'm actually swiping for the first time:beer:
Wow its learned Scottish slang and I'm actually swiping for the first time
:beer:03bluecoupe
Guest
Yeah, I think you'll end up with it. I just put the Beta back on mine and they've fixed my crash, at least that's what it looks like so far. Fixed the performance issue too from the looks of it. I'll logon to the forum and update my problem report.
Enjoy. It's highly customizable which is nice too. I've played with swiping and even with zero experience with it, the thing usually guesses right on what I'm trying to say. And it does learn your word patterns for predictability use.
Enjoy. It's highly customizable which is nice too. I've played with swiping and even with zero experience with it, the thing usually guesses right on what I'm trying to say. And it does learn your word patterns for predictability use.
funkylogik
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Yeh it's been off a couple of times for me but it's learning ☺
On my phone I use an oldscool t9 keypad but it's rubbish on my 7" tab so I was using Google keyboard but this is in a league of its own and even has the Google emoji for g+.
Excellent :thumbup:
I'll buy pro if/when it gets the beta features :beer:
On my phone I use an oldscool t9 keypad but it's rubbish on my 7" tab so I was using Google keyboard but this is in a league of its own and even has the Google emoji for g+.
Excellent :thumbup:
I'll buy pro if/when it gets the beta features :beer:
funkylogik
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What's CM's keyboard called mate? It's probably open source so it should be easy enough to find :thumbup:
MacFett
Android Expert
Android keyboard (aosp) but not the same as Google keyboard in the okay store.
funkylogik
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Ah right. Yeah think I have it but never used it tbh
03bluecoupe
Guest
I think it was one of the many that I ran through and tried. Ended up with SwiftKey. But different strokes for different folks, right? The world would be an awfully boring place if we all liked the same things! 
chanchan05
The Doctor
Swiftkey is the best in tap typing, but Swype is still better at swipe typing. Depends on how the person usually texts which would be better for them.
hiredgun
Android Expert
Totally agree!! After just a few short hours with it, you can "predict" your way through the majority of things without actually having to type!! I love it too!
blahking
Newbie
I use messageease keyboard, and I'll never use a qwerty keyboard ever again.
This keyboard lets you,
- Type numbers, letters and symbols all in one keyboard without the need to change keyboard
- Move your cursor left and right
- Select all, copy, paste, cut by swiping and no need to press and hold
Try it, it takes a month or so to get used to it, but it's much much more superior to any qwerty keyboards
This keyboard lets you,
- Type numbers, letters and symbols all in one keyboard without the need to change keyboard
- Move your cursor left and right
- Select all, copy, paste, cut by swiping and no need to press and hold
Try it, it takes a month or so to get used to it, but it's much much more superior to any qwerty keyboards
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Deleted User
Guest
Agreed. I've tried tracing words with Swift Key and really couldn't get it to work for me, so I stick with Swype and it's clones
sfbloodbrother
Extreme Android User
The Google keyboard for me has been the best one so far.
i use big button keyboard and also first disable voice and swipe before i install it. Call me old fashioned, but sometimes the notion of ' keep it simple , stupid' actually works out much better.
Stuntman
Android Expert
I used the split landscape layout when I first started using SwiftKey. I eventually switched because the layout still was not to my liking. As good as the text prediction/autocorrect is on SwiftKey, I find myself accidentally pressing the space bar or shift key. These types of keying errors are nearly impossible to correct, even for SwiftKey.
I tap type in landscape most of the time and occasionally gesture type in portrait. For a while, I was using Keyboard Manager+ to auto switch between Kii in landscape and Swype in portrait. I eventually just used Kii because the auto switching didn't work reliably.
I really tried to use this keyboard. I used it for a few days including during a 3-hour chat with a friend. I eventually got tired of the really slow typing I had to endure. It probably would take me a month before getting really used to this keyboard. The learning curve is steep and considering I can type fairly well with Kii, I ultimately felt it wasn't worth the effort to learn MessagEase in order to achieve a proficiency that approaches my current proficiency with Kii.
MessagEase is great in that I did not need auto-correct when typing on it. I almost never key in the wrong key by accident. It just took a long time to find the key that I want to type, particularly those less commonly used letters and symbols. Maybe I will try it again sometime.
Stuntman
Android Expert
I don't have a problem gesture typing on SwiftKey Flow. The problem I have is when it predicts the wrong word. SwiftKey does not present alternate words for the current word for me to select. Instead it offers me what it thinks maybe my next word. Correcting or selecting alternate words for the word I just typed is hard and not possible in SwiftKey. That is the advantage Swype and Kii has over SwiftKey.
Swype is the best keyboard for gesture typing. One advantage it has over Kii is the ability to indicate whether or not you need to gesture type a word with a double or single letter. With Kii, it is difficult without context for the keyboard to determine if you want to type, "too" or "to". With Swype, a small circle gesture over a letter indicates you want a double letter. Kii doesn't not support this double letter gesture.
One feature that is availble in Swype that is not available in Kii is to have gesture typing enabled in portrait only and not landscape. I find it annoying when typing with Kii and I accidentally drag my thumb slightly after typing a letter. Kii thinks that I'm gesture typing and makes my small drag a new word. Swype does not have gesture typing enabled in landscape. I never gesture type in landscape. Only in portrait.
The great thing about gesture typing for me at least is that it is easy to type one handed. On those occasions where typing with both hands is not convenient or when I need to turn off auto-rotate, gesture typing is great.
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Deleted User
Guest
That was my problem as well
Hook
Ever since DU... ;-)
I use the AOSP keyboard (baked into Dirty Unicorns). It swypes very nicely. I have 2 "languages" English (US) and English (US) (PC). The difference is that the PC version gives you a number row more symbol keys at the price of the size of the keys, but I can switch easily between them (long press space bar) for different situations. I also flash the iphone emoji which I like because they are more graphic (have to be rooted to do that). Also, the ASOP has a setting that allows you to unblock bad words same as you can unblock them in hot word recognition for voice.
Leaving autocorrrect on in any speed texting app is extremely risky. In my word processor, maybe. But in my SMS app? Yikes! Although it is sometimes a source of entertainment.
Leaving autocorrrect on in any speed texting app is extremely risky. In my word processor, maybe. But in my SMS app? Yikes! Although it is sometimes a source of entertainment.