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Galaxy S3 predictive text
- Thread starter Manglier
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I had never tried the Swype keyboard on the S3 or any phone till Saturday night and I loved it. All I did was "the quick brown fox jums over the lazy dog" I wasn't super fast but fast enough and it found everything. I might have had a little problem with the word quick it was great.
Sanderling
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Another Swiftkey convert here. I've only had the phone three days and was just starting to think I would never be able to type anything on it, ever. Love, love love Swiftkey!
Droid_Genius
Android Enthusiast
Yea I use AI Keyboard Plus, personal favorite of mine
Have you seen the video on the Swiftkey website? AI looks a little too good, is it that good?
It's free 30 day trial....why don't you see for yourself????
The stock Samsung keyboard is the worst I have ever had on any of my Android devices. Abismal. But this thread seems like one big ad for Softkey. Reviews are a little too glowing for me. A little fishy.
Anyone else want to weigh in here? Any other good keyboards out there? What is your experience with other keyboards? Can't take the stock keyboard anymore. Ugh.
Anyone else want to weigh in here? Any other good keyboards out there? What is your experience with other keyboards? Can't take the stock keyboard anymore. Ugh.
cmybliss
Android Enthusiast
That's because SwiftKey is made of win with awesome sauce on top! Really. I first got it as the amazon free app otd. I loved it so much I went ahead and purchased it from the Market aka: play store, to show my support for the dev. It really is that good.
Yes, you got us! Swiftkey has hired a group of shills to come on the board with the hopes of convincing one poor soul to buy their app........
Or, it just could be that the app really is that good! You decide (because they offer a FREE 30 DAY TRIAL with no strings attached.....seriously)
In all seriousness, it may be that the stock Sammy keyboard is so laugably bad that when one opens Swiftkey it is like a man crawling through the desert and finally dropping his face in the most beautiful clear lake where he can drink to his heart's content......but really Swiftkey is cool and it works well.
In fact, just today I loaded up my credit card onto the Google Play and paid 3 dollars and 99 cents of my hard earned money to convert my 30 day trial that ended last night into full deeded ownership of said app....MY FIRST PAID APP PURCHASE, EVER.
There may be others in the future but Swiftkey will always be my first. Okay this is getting weird.
Just try it for yourself!
Oh, you can't do Swype with a Swiftkey app? Is the stock keyboard the only keyboard with which you can use Swype?
I used the GO Keyboard and that still had swype IIRC.
Just into trial of Swiftkey and got to say this will be the first app I've ever paid for.
Complete transformation of the texting experience.
Being a natural sceptic, and a bit old too, I was wary of the hype that seemed to be around Swiftkey. Just wish I'd tried it before.
As others have said 30 day free trial, so try it!
Just into trial of Swiftkey and got to say this will be the first app I've ever paid for.
Complete transformation of the texting experience.
Being a natural sceptic, and a bit old too, I was wary of the hype that seemed to be around Swiftkey. Just wish I'd tried it before.
As others have said 30 day free trial, so try it!
FarTallKnight
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Simply open up the text app, as if you are gong to send someone a text, ensure the icon is in the text field so the keyboard opens up, then press and hold the little microphone symbol (it will open up a small pop up box just above it) slide your finger to the cog symbol that you should be able to see and press that, you will see a menu open up and the predictive text can be turned off there, also you can set your preferred language there too, like UK English as opposed to American English
FarTallKnight
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Simply open up the text app, as if you are gong to send someone a text, ensure the icon is in the text field so the keyboard opens up, then press and hold the little microphone symbol (it will open up a small pop up box just above it) slide your finger to the cog symbol that you should be able to see and press that, you will see a menu open up and the predictive text can be turned off there, also you can set your preferred language there too, like UK English as opposed to American English
FarTallKnight
Lurker
Simply open up the text app, as if you are gong to send someone a text, ensure the icon is in the text field so the keyboard opens up, then press and hold the little microphone symbol (it will open up a small pop up box just above it) slide your finger to the cog symbol that you should be able to see and press that, you will see a menu open up and the predictive text can be turned off there, also you can set your preferred language there too, like UK English as opposed to American English
FarTallKnight
Lurker
Simply open up the text app, as if you are gong to send someone a text, ensure the icon is in the text field so the keyboard opens up, then press and hold the little microphone symbol (it will open up a small pop up box just above it) slide your finger to the cog symbol that you should be able to see and press that, you will see a menu open up and the predictive text can be turned off there, also you can set your preferred language there too, like UK English as opposed to American English:smokingsomb:
powdbyrice
Android Enthusiast
imo, swiftkey > swype. i had swype for a little bit and am not fond of it.
Swype came pre-installed on the Droid X. I actually thought the Samsung keyboard WAS a later version of Swype for a while. But I soon found myself fighting with the autocorrecter over simple words and thought, "This isn't Swype."
I have no loaded the beta and it is lightyears ahead of S-Keys or whatever.
I have no loaded the beta and it is lightyears ahead of S-Keys or whatever.
When I start to install SwiftKey 3 (which I learned about in this forum), I get a message that endabling the keyboard will cause collection "of all of the text you enter, except passwords, including personal data and credit card numbers." Seems like that could be a problem. Have others encountered and considered this message?
Also, my GS3 works fine in areas with strong cell and wifi, but terrible in areas with moderate to weak coverage. That is, if cell coverage is 4G with one bar, or 3G/no G, it often won't connect calls. Similarly, in areas where my other devices find adequate cell or wifi signal, my GS3 doesn't. It also performs very poorly (drops calls often) when 4G shifts to 3G. Is anyone else having these problems or did I just get a lemon?
Also, my GS3 works fine in areas with strong cell and wifi, but terrible in areas with moderate to weak coverage. That is, if cell coverage is 4G with one bar, or 3G/no G, it often won't connect calls. Similarly, in areas where my other devices find adequate cell or wifi signal, my GS3 doesn't. It also performs very poorly (drops calls often) when 4G shifts to 3G. Is anyone else having these problems or did I just get a lemon?
