Anyone using it? Thoughts? Typing this post with it is pretty easy. Seems a bit more manageable typing one handed than stock or regular SwiftKey.
http://www.swiftkey.net/flow/
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I downloaded a couple hours ago working good.. very easy to use. it would be nice to have the number keys..
Yeah, I miss the dedicated number keys but I'm sort of willing to trade that for being able to adjust keyboard height and long press duration.
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seems pretty good so far, almost more accurate than swype
I am giving it a whirl to see how I like it. I don't like how the stock keyboard doesn't auto correct for you and missed how swift key has it... That being said I already miss the stock layout and will probably go back.
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So far good, actually typing on it.
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I can't get it to the work
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Edit I did get it to work. I'm be a dummy sometimes.
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After using it all day I've come to the conclusion that I can't remember to not type regularly.
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Tried it. . Liked the Samsung better
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I had to go back to swype actually. The correction was too strong leaving error margin small for slide going. But for regular hit your keyboard, it's beyond great.
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loved swiftkey but went back to swype with this phone due the size now i finally got the best of both worlds
Figured why not, wasn't happy with Swiftkey back in the day, but... Faster response then aosp jb keyboard, and less annoying then Samsung keyboard, and more accurate then Swype, so. So far, so good. Still getting use to the changes, since I've been so used to aosp ones.
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Swiftkey Flow is really amazing but I got so used to having a dedicated row for the number keys, I switched back to the default Samsung keyboard. Now if they made one with the number row......
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Anyone using it? Thoughts? Typing this post with it is pretty easy. Seems a bit more manageable typing one handed than stock or regular SwiftKey.
http://www.swiftkey.net/flow/
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don't really like it. it's much better than swype; however, the stock keyboard that came with the note 2 is still better overall. the only thing swiftkey has going for it is that it looks cooler. Samsung's keyboard layout makes much more sense and that top row of dedicated number keys is a nice touch.
add a dedicated row of number keys and rethink how the special characters and smiley's are retrieved and flow will be an amazing keyboard, but till then I'm sticking with the default.
Swype does swiping better and syncs my custom dictionary across devices. Unfortunately its mic button is hardwired to Dragon voice dictation in the cloud.
Swiftkey Flow better at predicting what I'm going to write. The 123 and symbol keyboards have great layout. The Mix brings up my preferred Google voice typing. Cool rainbow trace. Swiftkey also is annoying when it doesn't always have flow available such as in Gmail address fields.
Samsung stock better layout and has that all important automatic handwriting recognition setting with the same S Pen, which by itself is almost reason enough to stick with it for that seamless transition.
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Crap, anyone have a link to get the samsung keyboard back, Lol. Swift is acting up with the vibrate function. I kind of want stock back, see if the problem persists.
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Crap, anyone have a link to get the samsung keyboard back, Lol. Swift is acting up with the vibrate function. I kind of want stock back, see if the problem persists.
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Nevermind, I feel it now. I think it's because my hands are so cold, I work outside. Apologizes...my hands have warmed up.
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Tired it, and I prefer the stock Samsung keyboard. Flow is also cumbersome at this stage of the game. The limited auto selections create unnecessary incorrect word selections which creates a lot of deleting. I used Swift key pro version for years with my OG Epic because the spell check worked with the keyboard and the word predictions are amazing. Unfortunately flow has a long way to go for me to want to switch back over. Stock keyboard layout and swype just work better on this beastly phone.
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If I install this, I wont lose my stock keyboard right? I can still choose between the two right?
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Also, which do you guys use phone or tablet?
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If I install this, I wont lose my stock keyboard right? I can still choose between the two right?
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Also, which do you guys use phone or tablet?
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Loving this keyboard its amazing. So much quicker than regular keyboard. Accurate too.
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There was a Swype beta posted tonight. Has anyone else used it? What do you think of it? Beta or stable?
I am using it now and I like it allot it's a big step forward for Swype. And I'll stick to the beta.
What other keyboard do you use?
pics go in this order: stable, beta, keyboard selection
EDIT: there are something that people arent liking or dont fully understand how to do it..... the two im mainly talking about are "adding a word to the user dictionary" and the new "backspacing"
user dictionary: after typing the word ( it will be in a grey box) tap the word till it turns orange (the word in the box (mainly the letters)) then then long press the orange word
backspacing: right after you swype a word it will have a white line under it, when and only when (the white line is there) if you hit the backspace button then it erases the word. any other time it is like the stable. WARINING: when you hold the backspace button down it goes ALOT faster then in the stable. it is something you just have to get used to, and it can be learned.... i understand it now and like it better then in the stable.
if there is anything else you think i should add or would like me to explain then please PM me and i'll get on it
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Does it look good? The orange is terrible looking imo.
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Does it look good? The orange is terrible looking imo.
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it hardly looks different! on my phone (not the pic though o.0) it takes up less screen space. the swyping looks different
The only swype that looked good was the nexus s swype
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i like the beta
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Been using the beta most of today and it's great. It's been awhile since I used it, preferring slide it, but it now acts more like that keyboard and seems to have a stronger prediction system. I does much better with spacing.
Thanks for the info! Looks really nice. Are there themes for it as well?
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Best keyboard ever!
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Thanks for the info! Looks really nice. Are there themes for it as well?
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Djdarkknight was having problems getting it to work after he themed it.
I had just been using the stock one in the latest FF## builds. Thanks for the post about the beta. I went out and grabbed it. I think it's pretty sweet. I agree with the other opinions that prediction seems much better!
In addition to my previous post the Dragon voice input is amazing on the new Swype. I have a southern drawl and I would estimate it's getting somewhere in the range of 95 to 98% correct every time. This post was recorded with the voice input 100% and I only had to correct one word and that was Swype and that was only because it was trying to spell it as swipe.
I wish Swype was a better keyboard. It's awesome when Swyping but when strait typing, SwiftKey is king.
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wow I'm loving the beta, very very accurate.
I'm using the new beta right now, ours working really well. Dragon dictation doesn't seem to like me though.
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"Da Swypes" has some nice beta skins that work well too.
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It's awesome keypad
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Can you theme it without custom roms? And on stock roms
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I personally think that the Swype beta is on par with Swiftkey 3.
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I love SwiftKey because of the amazing auto correct, arrow keys, and swiping to delete a word. I type very well on my phone thanks to the program.
However, since I am not using the stock keyboard, I don't think I can do cool stuff with my pen like write a handwritten text message.
Anyone else sticking to SwiftKey or are folks using the stock keyboard?
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I alternate between both. I love SwiftKey but I can't do one handed typing. That's why I also still use the Samsung keyboard. If only it had auto correct. Oh well.
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I'm a Swype fan, but I'm currently giving the Android 4.2 keyboard a chance. It has a swipe feature..... So far I'm thinking I'll switch back to the Swype keyboard. It gets the words correct more often it seems...
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For me it's SwiftKey all the way no other program catches and fixes as many words as SwiftKey does
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For me it's SwiftKey all the way no other program catches and fixes as many words as SwiftKey does
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Can you edit the dictionary for your own words or delete words you don't use?
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I used to use Switftkey, but since I have a Note 2, I use the samsung keyboard, because it can learn my often used words same like switftkey.
If you see the options in "Predictive Text" in Samsung keyboard is almost the same with the "Personalization" menu in Swiftkey.
The only thing I miss is the cursor key option in Switfkey is not available in Samsung keyboard
Used to, but moved to stock
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I love SwiftKey because of the amazing auto correct, arrow keys, and swiping to delete a word. I type very well on my phone thanks to the program.
However, since I am not using the stock keyboard, I don't think I can do cool stuff with my pen like write a handwritten text message.
Anyone else sticking to SwiftKey or are folks using the stock keyboard?
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When i had my s2, i used swiftkey, but since i got my note 2 Ive been using the stock keyboard because it has swipe and swiftkey features built in.
Always used swype in the past but when I got the gn2 I loved the stock keyboard too much to change. ..
Great swype function and number pad. Tried SwiftKey but wasn't that impressed.
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I emailed swift about this today hopefully they can make something for us until then I am stuck with stock
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I emailed swift about this today hopefully they can make something for us until then I am stuck with stock
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Swype Beta time!
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I agree. The JB keyboard is good, but missing the cursor keys. Swiftkey is still better in that sense.
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I use SwiftKey in the day and swype after 10pm at night. Reason being at night I normally like to spend some time playing with the phone, reading forums while lying in bed b4 sleeping. Swype is better for this case.
I have a tasker profile that automatically changes input to SwiftKey in the morning and swype at night.
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I use SwiftKey in the day and swype after 10pm at night. Reason being at night I normally like to spend some time playing with the phone, reading forums while lying in bed b4 sleeping. Swype is better for this case.
I have a tasker profile that automatically changes input to SwiftKey in the morning and swype at night.
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And how is SwiftKey better during the day? You lost me, I'm afraid...
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I used to swap between Swiftkey and the Swype beta on my Galaxy S and Note 1.
But I've just been using the stock keyboard on the Note 2 because it is almost like Swiftkey and Swype combined.
I just hate that the Samsung keyboard is so big. I occasionally still switch to Swiftkey when I want to see more of the screen.
The Swiftkey and Swype keyboard take up a lot less screen space. I can't wait for Swiftkey flow.
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And how is SwiftKey better during the day? You lost me, I'm afraid...
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Lol. cause at night I'll be lying on the bed, holding the phone up using one hand. so it's easier to Swype with the other. It's not possible to type using 2 hands in this manner.
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Lol. cause at night I'll be lying on the bed, holding the phone up using one hand. so it's easier to Swype with the other. It's not possible to type using 2 hands in this manner.
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Read my question again. I'm not asking about the REASON to SWYPE at NIGHT.....
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I use swiftkey. The lack of auto correct in samsung's keyboard kills it for me. I can type 5x times faster with swift with its (still) unparalleled auto correction.
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Read my question again. I'm not asking about the REASON to SWYPE at NIGHT.....
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Sorry cause I usually like to type using both hands. Swype is not very conducive for that. Only reason I use Swype at night is because I cannot type with both hands while lying down and holding the phone above me.
SwiftKey. For clarification, Samsung calls it's version of Swype "Swiftkey", so that camelcasing is more important than ever in this thread.
SwiftKey is the only app I've ever purchased. I used the trial and could not go back to any other keyboard after that. I do wish it had the option for a row of numbers, like the Samsung keyboard does. That's really convenient, and on a phone this size not a hindrance.
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Sorry cause I usually like to type using both hands. Swype is not very conducive for that. Only reason I use Swype at night is because I cannot type with both hands while lying down and holding the phone above me.
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I understand now! Makes perfect sense!
Well, i tried the Samsung Keyboard with swipe feature and it sucked. Punctuation was difficult to say the least. However, i did like the number keys always up there.
Back to giving Android Keyboard another go now...
Overall, Swype Beta seems the easiest when trying to type really fast, but formats funky on the screen sometimes.
I'm hoping the next version of Android Keyboard is improved. It also won't show you word suggestions for previous words, which is just stupid..
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Just curious to see if people are using stock for all the s pen features or switching to something else?
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I was trying to use the samsung stock keyboard but the swype portion of it isnt working so i went back to my old flext9 app, it has a mode where you can use the spen(havent tested it but pretty sure it'll work, it worked with my finger).
SwiftKey 3, and hoping eventually they get stylus support
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SwiftKey 3, and hoping eventually they get stylus support
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Yap. Swift key is best hands down.
Do you mean actual write understanding? Haven't tried it but I saw a video of writing with the built in one. Although off course it lacked the swiftkey word predictions.
Ive tried the stock keyboard, touchpal and swype.... Im back with Swype.....Im used to it and when you activate it... it backs up your library.
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Nexus 4.2 keyboard
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I use the Gingerbread keyboard from the market. I have Swift Key 3 but I never have liked it because of where the punctuation and symbols are located. I don't care for the stock Sammy keyboard because it doesn't fix my typos without me tapping them. Don't care for Swype because I end up having to tap in passwords, email addresses and URLs anyway.
The stock Swype. I've been a huge fan of it since its inception.
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SwiftKey 3.
I've tried everything and time and time again I've gone back to SwiftKey 3.
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Just curious to see if people are using stock for all the s pen features or switching to something else?
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I'm using the samsung keyboard with the continuous swipe input. I have no issues with it and coming from the Iphone it is a plus.
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TouchPal Dumped SwiftKey 3
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I am currently using the 4.2 keyboard. Much better than the stock one. :good:
I'm using Swype.
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SwiftKey 3. I hate that the stock keyboard will not auto correct typing, but I like the other features it offers :'(
thumb keyboard. been using it for a couple of phones now and love the landscape split keyboard with numbers in the middle and arrow keys.
I'm using ICS keyboard from the market. If the auto correct on the Samsung one gets fixed I'll use that one. I like the number row. The ICS keyboard has the punctuation row that I use a lot.
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I like the Samsung keyboard only because it has the number keys on all the time and I use them a lot and I don't have to keep switching. If anyone else has a recommendation of a keyboard that has a row for the number keys I would like to try it.
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SwiftKey 3, and hoping eventually they get stylus support
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Swiftkey and Swype had a one night stand, and now this is on the way...
http://www.swiftkey.net/introducing-swiftkey-flow
Looks pretty amazing, imho.
Not really sure why people think that the SwiftKey devs did any meaningful work with the Note II keyboard. In my opinion, it is garbage in comparison and offers no basic functionality beyond SwiftKey 3. It's a real shame you lose S pen support using an alternative keyboard. Do you really prefer the default keyboard? There is no way I can write anywhere as fast as I can text with basic SwiftKey 3. Thoughts?
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The one thing I love about the stock keyboard is the 4th row number keys. Wish I could get that on swift key.
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The one thing I love about the stock keyboard is the 4th row number keys. Wish I could get that on swift key.
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+1... exactly what I think...
Yes, the number row counts for something, no doubt, but when I'm wailing away at the keyboard, it is normally to hit letter keys, and not numbers, as good as it is. Simiarly, there are obvious benefits to a hardware querty keyboard, but will few will buy one despite the utility. Now, I say this as someone who doesn't spend a great deal of time working in spreadsheets. Something like that is something I could imagine skipping plain SwiftKey for. What do you use a number row for?
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Yes, the number row counts for something, no doubt, but when I'm wailing away at the keyboard, it is normally to hit letter keys, and not numbers, as good as it is. Simiarly, there are obvious benefits to a hardware querty keyboard, but will few will buy one despite the utility. Now, I say this as someone who doesn't spend a great deal of time working in spreadsheets. Something like that is something I could imagine skipping plain SwiftKey for. What do you use a number row for?
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I dont think you get it. Moving the special characters onto an additional row of keys, so I dont have to toggle to another keyboard +being able to hit the numbers on the same screen +swype on the same keyboard... all adds up. Now, if I could change two things; spacebar to autocorrect and being able to edit the keyboards user dictionary, that would be perfection.
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Yes, that's what I'm talking about, the space bar and the auto complete/correct. To me, that IS SwiftKey. If I have to reach up for every word, that is not swift and I could definitely do without it. Considering what you said, if the only influence that SwiftKey had in the Samsung keyboard is the "learning" phase, how is it learning anything if you have to select your words manually and can't change the dictionary?
Before I had the Note 2 I used swift key on all my phones. However with the Note I've been using Swype for the 1st time and love it. So much so I've removed swift key. Swype is nice when you're one handing this beast and is the only reason I even tried using it in the 1st place. I've also found it to be really intuitive. Once swift key have their version of Swype up and running I'll give it another shot.
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I should try it out sometime. Thanks for the suggestion.
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given that the Samsung keyboard swipe feature is called swift key Flow (also the name of their new beta coming out soon), I'd Say, yes
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Like I said, if they can't get the basic functions, such as auto complete in there, it's not SwiftKey for me. Glad you love it the way it is.
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Somewhat related, I got my pre invite invite to Swift key flow today. Anyone else?
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No, I have paid full version too. However I never registered for the flow beta on their website until now. I assume you already did that...
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So I have started trying to learn the Swype keyboard. So far it feels like more of a gimmick than a see serious attempt to make a dent in the keyboard market, but I am open to accepting my inexperience as a important factor.Do you guys find you are actually faster with this keyboard? I do plan on continuing to practice day to day, and I accept that I may have spoken to soon.
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So I have started trying to learn the Swype keyboard. So far it feels like more of a gimmick than a see serious attempt to make a dent in the keyboard market, but I am open to accepting my inexperience as a important factor.Do you guys find you are actually faster with this keyboard? I do plan on continuing to practice day to day, and I accept that I may have spoken to soon.
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I still prefer to type with both hands, then again, I find the stock samsung keyboard good enough that it's my daily driver (although i wish the auto correct kicks in automatically... I don't have time to type and then click on the auto correct, just auto correct when i move to the next word).
I only use the swipe keyboard when i'm using 1 handed or the s pen as regular typing should be done with 2 hands. I did come from a sensation so, i was used to their trace keyboard
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Somewhat related, I got my pre invite invite to Swift key flow today. Anyone else?
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I had the same problem not liking the lack of space bar for autocorrect until I realized it was the same distance to hit the autocorrected word vs the spacebar. Once I broke that habit swiftkey and swype were forgotten about. Typing on mispelled words to autocorrect em has been nice on the stock sammy keyboard.
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Once I became comfortable with Swype I found that I'm much faster and proficient with it than finger pecking. It took me about a day to really start liking it. Prior to the Note 2 I never used Swype, I also viewed it as a gimmick. Now I absolutely love it!
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The new swiftkey function with the spacebar seems nice, just wish they would separate the number keys at the top like on the stock keyboard. Once the new swiftkey comes out I will probably give it a try again.
I've noticed that there are places where the Swype keyboard isn't inserting spaces after words, such as in the dolphin browser. Is this a glitch or just me?
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Hey guys,
SwiftKey seems to be somewhat proactive about the "features" they pursue. There are two features that would make SwiftKey killer, don't troll me with "stock keyboard", IMO it's terrible and an afterthought:
Number Row (toggleable?): http://support.swiftkey.net/forums/...uggestions/2220958-number-row-optional-5-row-
Condensed keyboard (for one-handed operation,): http://support.swiftkey.net/forums/...ensed-mode-for-one-handed-operation-slide-all
Hit the links and submit your votes!
A dedicated number row is the only reason I'm still using the Samsung keyboard. I prefer Swype, but I think I bought Swiftkey, so I'll definitely check out that first link.
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A dedicated number row is the only reason I'm still using the Samsung keyboard. I prefer Swype, but I think I bought Swiftkey, so I'll definitely check out that first link.
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I too prefer Swype, but I think SwiftKey is more pro-active with customer support and whatnot. I switched to SwiftKey b/c with the Note II's size, I found myself "pecking" away with my thumbs more often and it seems to perform better.
Anyways, just trying to manage-up and get the keyboard I really want
Thanks!
Ya the only reason im on stock is there was no number key
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I actually vastly prefer the way Swiftkey handles numbers. It's much easier, and quicker, for me to type numbers when they're in the same layout as everything else: phone, right side of the keyboard, calculator, etc. A row of numbers, like the stock keyboard, is frustrating IMO.
I've tried them all. SwiftKey is the best IMO - shortcomings or not.
You can't beat their predictions.
Just wish SwiftKey Tablet had arrows like standard SwiftKey.
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i prefer swifkey myself but i am using stock keyboard for the spen integration
Thanks everyone for your participation, in the last 20-ish hours we've added 300+ votes to each idea. Nice moves, and keep 'em coming!
So your saying that the number row will be implemented?
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Cause if u guys do that ill install again, im liking my keyboard
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So your saying that the number row will be implemented?
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I wish I could say that, I'm just saying that we've definitely made a big dent in voting up these ideas, 50% increase on on and 33% increase on the other, if we can keep it up, I'm sure they will see the value of implementing these functions, especially since larger devices are going to become more mainstream.
Absolutely men I with SwiftKey I write like 3 times faster and in two languages really is amazing
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I would love the hell out if this keyboard if it had proper auto correct
SwiftKey plus a number row would be a good substitute. Although the keypad sounds for SwiftKey are downright grating compared to stock.
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i prefer swifkey myself but i am using stock keyboard for the spen integration
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I use Swiftkey as my typing keyboard, when I pull the Spen my phone automatically switches to Samsung keyboard. Get S-pen switcher then you can have the best of both worlds.
Cool app, here's the link:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2075916
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Cool. I voted; it's nice to see a company that actually heard what it's used want!
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Go into a text box, type tilt, and then long press the spelling suggestion for it...
Hey guys,
Please vote this one if you want to use swiftkey with multiview! That is the only reason I keep using stock one..
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i like swiftkey
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Go into a text box, type tilt, and then long press the spelling suggestion for it...
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Lol that's cool.
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