I am hoping to find a snap on BT keyboard to work with the Siii. I am a big email user and still struggling with the touch keyboard. My wife has one for her iPhone asnd I was wondering if anyone knew of one for the Galaxy. I would need it all the time but business trips with tons of emails wild be a lot easier with a keyboard
I highly recommend the swype keyboard built into the default Samsung keyboard. It takes like 1 min to learn. Trust me I used to BBM all day long and this is by far the easiest and fastest touch input method I've ever used, I can easily type 3-4 times faster than I used to even with physical kb. You can enable it in the input options under the Samsung keyboard it's called 'continuous input'.
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Oh to learn how to use it properly look up the swype how-to videos on YouTube here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WuP6AQPRpUg
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I too would recommend a different keyboard than stock, but in my case, SwiftKey is better as I like to multi touch type, and swype is pretty unforgiving if you tap more than one spot at a time.
Since purchasing the gs iii, according to the stats, it has fixed over 2.5k of my typos!
I am a very heavy email user (corporate exchange and 3 of my own accounts as well).
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Swype is cool.
Swiftkey is cool.
the default samsung keyboard and trace = stinks... terrible... horrible...
If you like to "peck" then you'll like Swiftkey more.... if you want to retrain yourself to swype -- Swype is awesome. I've got both installed, and I can easily type faster with EITHER compared to the default keyboard. I really like swype, but I find it more natural to PECK at the keyboard so right now I'm using Swiftkey
Another Swype user here, I've tried em all and they don't compare.....I can nearly Swype every message without looking at the screen.
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Araltd said:
Swype is cool.
Swiftkey is cool.
the default samsung keyboard and trace = stinks... terrible... horrible...
If you like to "peck" then you'll like Swiftkey more.... if you want to retrain yourself to swype -- Swype is awesome. I've got both installed, and I can easily type faster with EITHER compared to the default keyboard. I really like swype, but I find it more natural to PECK at the keyboard so right now I'm using Swiftkey
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I absolutely love Swype, but I have to say that something is super buggy in this latest version (or at least for the S3). Every time I type something wrong, or it gets the prediction wrong, if I try to tap the backspace to delete one letter at a time it jumps all over the place and starts deleting random parts of my sentence instead of sticking to the word I'm on.
Then, even if I try going back to the word I was originally trying to delete, it will STILL force me to delete all the other parts of my sentence before allowing me to properly delete the original word.
I'm with the OP.
I'd rather have a snap-on physical bluetooth keyboard. a nice big one just as big as the S III itself.
There are BT keyboards out there but they're small like the iPhone.
I've tried Swift and Swype. I couldn't get used to swype but I do LOOOOOVE SwiftKey. The Longpress numbers is awesome. I felt great paying for it. One of the few apps I've bought with such ease. Google should buy SwiftKey. Everyone here is right- the stock Samsung keyboard is crap. Especially the landscape one. At least try swiftkey first, though, since I don't think there are any keyboards or keyboard cases yet for S III although since it is so popular I imagine there might be one soon. But SwiftKey is a huge improvement on Samsung's keyboard.
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Swype is not bad but not for me and a BT keyboard will definitely make a big difference. check out this decent Foldable BT Keyboard, Not much bigger than your palm and its foldable. with this portable & easy-to-use BT keyboard, you can Writes e-mail and notes easily.
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I've used keyboards like this and for someone my size (6'4") they are harder to use than the slideit kb I use. I write all day long for classes and one just can't beat swiftkey. That being said the full size bt keyboards are amazing if you carry a backpack or something
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Therefore I'm struggling to text precisely.
Anybody could recommend a keyboard that is:
- the most precise for fat fingers
- does the job the old input way(no swype, or wierd layouts)
- doesn't take 99% of the screen.
- no text prediction help.
I was using swiftkey so far, and it slowly learns my "style", but still I have to all the time choose the right word if I mistype something.
I know I might ask a lot, but all I need really just an accurate keyboard!
Thanks for any suggestion!
I am using Scandinavian Keyboard ( Download from Market ) and using HTC Skin for it ( You can choose it when you have Installed Scandinavian Keyboard )..... and those letters are pretty damn big
Soniboy84 said:
Hi,
My fingers are like this:
Therefore I'm struggling to text precisely.
Anybody could recommend a keyboard that is:
- the most precise for fat fingers
- does the job the old input way(no swype, or wierd layouts)
- doesn't take 99% of the screen.
- no text prediction help.
I was using swiftkey so far, and it slowly learns my "style", but still I have to all the time choose the right word if I mistype something.
I know I might ask a lot, but all I need really just an accurate keyboard!
Thanks for any suggestion!
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Try out thick-buttens from market,i know an update is comming
Soon,just don't now exactly when
Hi you can try Big Buttons Keyboard download from the market.
Lol I've tried bigbuttons, they layout it wierd, thickbuttons is not good in predicting my language
Scandinavian is the same as the stock keyboard. (?)
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Lol I've tried bigbuttons, they layout it wierd, thickbuttons is not good in predicting my language
Scandinavian is the same as the stock keyboard. (?)
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Yeah, but if you go to "Settings > Locale and text > Scandinavian Keyboard > Skin" and choose HTC.... you will get different skin and those letters are a little bigger, work perfect for me
But that suppose to be the same, only different skin. In that case the points you push are not changed at all!
Use a knife and sharpen those.
Sorry, had to.
How about "Thumb Keyboard" from market...in Landscape-Mode it could be the right one for you?!
...and now (after seeing you fingerfoto) i have to order a couple of Hot-Dogs because my stomach is making some strange noise!
Lol cheers guys, yeah those sausages are juicy sweet.
I got a heads up on thumb keyboard, but it has also wierd layout, I've just tried it today!
Sharpening fingers is not mad, it just messes up the display with blood.
So that's it, no more recommendations?
Htc Ime mod by jonasl, set it to Compact Qwerty.
Works for me.
Can't find it. Where is it?
http://tinyurl.com/678sjfh
Oh, rite, I was looking on market, I though it's an official app.
LMGTHF made me smile lol, usually I'm the one sending it to ppl
I'll check it out tho, cheers.
It has extensive config options, I disable 90% of them (T9, auto spaces and stuff... it slows me down)
I really cant live without this kb.
Noo, unfortunately compact querty has problems with my language, and without prediction it slows down my typing
I came across a thumbs keyboards the other day but the name alludes me it looked quite good though
Acakes38
You can try typing in the fat finger in the iTunes store...this keyboard would be perfect for you, but you would have to check with the developers to see if it can be installed on the program you are having difficulty with.
Good luck,
Soniboy84 said:
Hi,
My fingers are like this:
Therefore I'm struggling to text precisely.
Anybody could recommend a keyboard that is:
- the most precise for fat fingers
- does the job the old input way(no swype, or wierd layouts)
- doesn't take 99% of the screen.
- no text prediction help.
I was using swiftkey so far, and it slowly learns my "style", but still I have to all the time choose the right word if I mistype something.
I know I might ask a lot, but all I need really just an accurate keyboard!
Thanks for any suggestion!
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I recommend you smart keyboard ... its much precise for bigger fingers than any other keyboard I found ... and has the option to change key height
As of November 26th, 2011, the latest Swype beta Swype v3.26.92.36178 (http://www.multiupload.com/IALPY1J32T) does not yet work.
It erroneously reports the screen size as 720x1,184:
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Using the latest installer also produces an error:
I had the same problem. I find that I'm really, really missing it. Once you get used to swyping, it's hard to go back.
I wonder if 720x1184 is the size of the screen apart from the space reserved for the soft buttons. I hope to see Swype soon, touch pal isn't really the same and it is mis-sized as well on gn
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I too started using Swype since Galaxy S I, it became a habit and I just can't type well without it. While waiting for Swype's support, I searched the market and found a software called SlideIt, very similar to Swype in fact it worked just fine ever since I've got my Nexus, no screen size problems at all. Give it a try guys, I'm still using the demo while waiting for Swype, or I might just buy the full version.
This is the apk of Galaxy Note if anyone wants to try it.
http://www.multiupload.com/2JEC2IKEEV
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This is the apk of Galaxy Note if anyone wants to try it.
http://www.multiupload.com/2JEC2IKEEV
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It failed to install for me, but thanks anyway
peadarog said:
It failed to install for me, but thanks anyway
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Same here, I also got the error message already before installing it.
I hope they will make a compatible version soon, but I find that since the screen is so big, thumb-typing like on a BlackBerry device works surprisngly well with the Nexus.
This link is already on the other Galaxy Nexus/Swype thread on XDA, but posting here for completeness: http://forum.swype.com/showthread.php?4798-Ice-Cream-Sandwich-and-or-720p-ETA
In short, the issue is that the Swype installer checks the resolution, and because of the soft keys, the reported resolution actually has 96 px chopped off the end to accommodate the soft keys.
John
still?
Has there been any development here or is Swype on Galaxy Nexus still a no-go?
What a bummer! I was just about to click the "order" button for a new Galaxy Nexus and then noticed this issue. Without Swype, I'll just stick with my 2-year-old Nexus One for now, thank you.
if you were to read the link on the swype forum, you'd find out what the status is
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As much as I miss swype, I find my accuracy on the stock keyboard to be amazing. I don't think I've had one perform this well before.
jasbur17 said:
As much as I miss swype, I find my accuracy on the stock keyboard to be amazing. I don't think I've had one perform this well before.
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Its the best android keyboard ever. Great spacing and accuracy but doesnt supports greek etc
I feel the same way... not having compatibility with some apps is actually pretty tolerable.. swype is dope but so is the stock keyboard... the haptic feedback feels great.
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if you extract the apk in display7_SwypeScreen.ini says:
Code:
NumberKeyboardNameLS = Numbers-LS
EditKeyboardNameLS = Edit-LS
MainKeyboardNameLS = Qwerty-LS
ScreenHeightLS = 288
ScreenWidthLS = 1280
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NumberKeyboardNamePT = Numbers-PT
EditKeyboardNamePT = Edit-PT
MainKeyboardNamePT = Qwerty-PT
ScreenHeightPT = 426
ScreenWidthPT = 720
ScreenDimensionPT = _HD720
what numbers should the screenheightls,screenwidthls,screenheightpt,screenwidthtpt be to be compatible with galaxy nexus?
ICS+Swype
Was reading the ICS/GNex thread on Swype, and just to confirm. Swype has no issues with ICS per say, it is the screen size that is screwy for some reason. Additionally, i have found that improperly acquiring the app can cause issues (for example getting it from somebody else etc). I am enrolled in the beta programme, have been since pre-nexus days, so i just requested a downloaded the installer via the email.
Not sure why it's not compatible since the first few post on that thread says "swype officially supports 720p resolutions". It even works with the new ICS Style "add words" thing, as opposed to the old way to add words to the swype dictionary with the pop up, it seems to use the ICS Custom dictionary.
In all honesty I'm using Slideit for now and its a great replacement. It even has an ICS theme and is $0.10 today
Me too -- I was heartbroken at losing Swype, but have adjusted to SlideIt and am now happy with it. There are some SlideIt touches I'm even finding preferable.
TjPhysicist said:
Was reading the ICS/GNex thread on Swype, and just to confirm. Swype has no issues with ICS per say, it is the screen size that is screwy for some reason. Additionally, i have found that improperly acquiring the app can cause issues (for example getting it from somebody else etc). I am enrolled in the beta programme, have been since pre-nexus days, so i just requested a downloaded the installer via the email.
Not sure why it's not compatible since the first few post on that thread says "swype officially supports 720p resolutions". It even works with the new ICS Style "add words" thing, as opposed to the old way to add words to the swype dictionary with the pop up, it seems to use the ICS Custom dictionary.
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Swype does not support the screen because of the buttons at the bottom.
http://phandroid.com/2011/12/21/swy...guages/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
Swype is now (somewhat) working for GNex!
I was reading droid-life comments and one guy mentioned this post on G+ about a modded Swype for the tuna.
The application works correctly on in portrait mode. He post mentioned using Keyboard Manager to switch between Swype and Android Keyboard for portrait and landscape.
Unfortunately for a noob, I can't post the link to the post. Just search "swype for galaxy nexus" on Google Plus.
I have Swype back now! Enjoy!
Any thoughts? It's really weird to me (gives weird predictions, splitting words in half)
I'll just chalk it up to it being in beta.
It's really good looking though.
after 2 days of testing, i love it. it still in beta, cant expect much from it. also, smart spacing is amazing and larger spacebar too.
zeke1988 said:
after 2 days of testing, i love it. it still in beta, cant expect much from it. also, smart spacing is amazing and larger spacebar too.
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Yeah the smart spacing is pretty cool. Don't know why they even have a space bar lol. Easiest way to type ever lol.
To me it's either Swype or Swiftkey 3, I'll give Swiftkey 3 a try when I can.
I gave up on swype after finding it hard to adopt to one hand swyping, loving swiftkey beta 3
Where can I find the beta? Wasn't on the play store
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I tried the beta, and while I loved it, giving me nostalgia back to my days of my old droid 2, its just too buggy(rom and keyboard) for me. And the vibrations just feel weird to me.
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For those of you who want to get the beta, look up SwiftKey vip on Google and sign up on their website's forums and install the beta directly on your phone after you get the confirmation email.
I'm loving it a lot of my only vendetta against SwiftKey X was that the space bar was too small. Although if I had the opportunity I'd replace the voice recognition button with a comma.
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Aerolith514 said:
For those of you who want to get the beta, look up SwiftKey vip on Google and sign up on their website's forums and install the beta directly on your phone after you get the confirmation email.
I'm loving it a lot of my only vendetta against SwiftKey X was that the space bar was too small. Although if I had the opportunity I'd replace the voice recognition button with a comma.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1581770 apk is posted in that thread
as for me... im loving swiftkey 3, huge improvement in prediction and makes me like typing on the galaxy nexus (or even in general) a new experience.
xzillerationer said:
And the vibrations just feel weird to me.
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You can adjust the vibrations to act like stock keyboard by just adjusting the Haptic duration in the settings (set to around 5ms)
Stephen289 said:
You can adjust the vibrations to act like stock keyboard by just adjusting the Haptic duration in the settings (set to around 5ms)
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I'm really enjoying it, but I do have a few gripes about it.
-It's super slow in Chrome's address bar. Then again, so is the stock keyboard.
-I don't like the method for inputting "! ? , ." symbols. I miss having the , to the left of the keyboard.
-I wish I could disable the Settings key in the left corner.
-I don't like the numbers/special characters keyboards.
But it's fast, it's super accurate, and I don't mind the Holo theme. Actually even Cobalt is kind of nice, but Holo is nicer.
By the way, for those who want to tweak the haptic feedback duration, I've always used 12ms on the stock keyboard (and this one) and found to be a lot nicer than the "tickle" you get at 5ms.
Since ics I hate any other keyboards.
Swift key lacks one main feature which is dictation that I use on most occasions. Secondly the keyboard is very slow and inaccurate.. It just doesn't feel as Smooth as stock keyboard.
Dictation is the main reason I'm not using this keyboard
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I love it. Dumped swype for the moment.
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One thing it needs is to use Google talk to text as it still uses the older one as you can't speak while it types it in, you have to speak then it will input.
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Needs a couple changes and the ability to customize some of the key button locations.
Otherwise, it's the best keyboard I've ever used on any phone. Period.
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zeke1988 said:
after 2 days of testing, i love it. it still in beta, cant expect much from it. also, smart spacing is amazing and larger spacebar too.
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What is smart spacing? I agree about the larger spacebar though, makes such a big difference (no pun intended).
MattSkeet said:
Since ics I hate any other keyboards.
Swift key lacks one main feature which is dictation that I use on most occasions. Secondly the keyboard is very slow and inaccurate.. It just doesn't feel as Smooth as stock keyboard.
Dictation is the main reason I'm not using this keyboard
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Ditto to the smart spacing. The punctuation is the best. There's isn't an option to change hold times on keys which bugs me because 500ms is too long.
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no dedicated comma key :-(
PhilDX said:
no dedicated comma key :-(
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Yes, I really miss this from the Swiftkey X. I mean, REALLY miss this! Besides that, it is a great keyboard, I've been using it for the past 2 days...
I just wish we could be able to swap the special characters key with the options key... and the options key with a comma key.
smart spacing works but it gets confused when you go back to edit a word. I hope they fix it for the final release.
Noticed this article referenced at another forum. Item #6 shows you how to change the default Android keyboard into a "PC" keyboard with number keys and a lot more long-press symbols. Swiping works great on it... would have never found that feature!
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Thank You!!!!!
Nice find there! Really Really neat
Works with English. If I try to use it with Finnish settings app crashes.
Tip #12 is a better way to improve the keyboard.
I've always wanted the long press top row for numbers back, but I primarily use my N7 in portrait so the letters are really small with this. Awesome to know that brings the full keyboard back, but I don't think I'll keep it.
Does anyone know if there's a way to use the stock keyboard (so the default QWERTY option) but to add long press numbers to the top row?
Nice.
Thank u.
I was using hackers keyboard before.but now I will use this,
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khaytsus said:
Tip #12 is a better way to improve the keyboard.
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The prediction is good but the layout and additional features (text shortcuts, custom keys, arrow keys) are so much better on Thumb keyboard.
.....
The PC keyboard tip doesnt work for me.
jarayn said:
The PC keyboard tip doesnt work for me.
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Works.
Thanks to the OP :good:
Sweet! Thanks for the tip!
Nice find!
nice find I like having the numbers back...
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@ tcat007
Might be nice if you pasted tip #6 as well as the link, because this thread is solved.
Thanks.
khaytsus said:
Tip #12 is a better way to improve the keyboard.
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You are referring to swift key tablet keyboard, this thread is about “ Android keyboard with numbers ”
This now has a full keyboard with numbers, no long presses and gestures.
I use thumb keyboard but this method kinda kicks that to touch for me
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glennv17 said:
I've always wanted the long press top row for numbers back, but I primarily use my N7 in portrait so the letters are really small with this. Awesome to know that brings the full keyboard back, but I don't think I'll keep it.
Does anyone know if there's a way to use the stock keyboard (so the default QWERTY option) but to add long press numbers to the top row?
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Got the PC thing working but agree its not useable in portrait.
As far as long press for numbers, thats what my default android keyboard is on 4.2.1 ROM. Its pretty good actually with swipe feature included but still not as good as Thumb.
I believe it is usable in portrait. The swiping is accurate enough to not have to hit keys right on... the keys are much larger than the Swype keys on my Optimus (3.2") screen, which works too (but not as well). I thought the same when I first changed it, but after using it a few days, I seems to swipe just as fast (and accurately).
Original link: http://www.androidpit.com/jelly-bean-pc-keyboard
Really like this. Thanks!
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Just found something even better. My post here with lots more info in that thread.
Thanks!
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Thanks nice tips
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Sounds like exactly what I came here looking for... but...
unfortunately, I have a new Verizon Note 2, which doesn't have an Android Keyboard. Just Samsung (which doesn't have autocorrect... WTF? and Swype.)
Thanks anyway. Just FYI, Note II users are out of luck.
First off, I searched before making this thread, but if there is anything wrong please move/delete this thread.
What is your preferred keyboard and why? Stock, swype, swift key, kii, touch pal, something else?
I like the google gesture keyboard but I feel that the predictions on swiftkey are much better. But the swiping on swift key is terrible for me, so my choice is stock.
predictions is the most important thing for me so swiftkey wins by far
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Me too using the swift key.. But not satisfied with the Nexus 4 vibration while typing.. I was far more happy with the vibration in my galaxy nexus.. It was more crisp..
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GOOGLE keyboard all the way, always consistent, i have random problems with swiftkey, swype on swiftkey works good, but typing letter by letter is really really bad, i found a download for MINUUM and that keyboard has NO SWYPE only letter by letter and it works really well
if they add swype it would be a lot better
Kii keyboard. Combines the best of all worlds.
bodom_hc said:
GOOGLE keyboard all the way, always consistent, i have random problems with swiftkey, swype on swiftkey works good, but typing letter by letter is really really bad, i found a download for MINUUM and that keyboard has NO SWYPE only letter by letter and it works really well
if they add swype it would be a lot better
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What do you mean you "found" a download for minuum? It is a paid keyboard, you know.
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Jelly bean keyboard. I dont like auto correct, and i DO like big keys.
Swype
Always liked and used stock.
I use the stock one, but I haven't tried really hard any others.
Google stock is not that nice because to get the punctuation marks, we have to move to the punctuation icon section and search for it! :'(
I prefer cynogenmods aosp keyboard
danishdhanshe said:
Google stock is not that nice because to get the punctuation marks, we have to move to the punctuation icon section and search for it! :'(
I prefer cynogenmods aosp keyboard
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You just hold period and then swipe to whichever punctuation mark you need.. and the rest you get by holding the key its on..
I likeds stock until I switched to swifttkey.. didnt like it at first but once I got used to it I can't go back to stock..
vikramkhalsa said:
You just hold period and then swipe to whichever punctuation mark you need.. and the rest you get by holding the key its on..
I likes stock until I switched to swifttkey.. didnt like it at first but once I got used to it I can't go back to stock..
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Cool!
Thanks
Minuum keyboard seems great. Only problem is that it doesn't support my language yet.
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I like big keys lol
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"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
SwiftKey
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Stock google.
Simple and confortable for me
Tried out a lot of keyboards but keep coming back to swype.
SwiftKey is by far the best keyboard I've tried on android. One feature I miss however is text snippets (or what are they called again?)
By text snippets I mean automatic system that changes @@ to your email address or ha for home address etc.
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SwiftKey X hands down