The other day I heard about SwiftKey X keyboard for Android (I think it was on All About Android) and since I was not really too happy with my default HTC keyboard (on my HTC Desire Z) I though I'd give the free trial a try.
Well, it quite convinced me. The auto-completion and prediction is quite good, since it takes the data from my own history... (SMS, twitter, facebook, ...) So I found it to really suggest the phrases as I use them... Even in mixed English/German environment.
Sure I had a new set of typos to surprise people, I hope I caught most of them...Let's say I had my fair share of damn you autocorrect moments.
Anyway, I really got used to the new prediction within a week or so, and should be back to my normal rate of typos... or hopefully less.
Yesterday - when the trial ended - I bought the full version. $3.99 is really not a lot :) I'd have bought the full version earlier, if I had remembered that I was running on the trial version... I did not see any limitations there.
So if you are unhappy with your current Android keyboard... give SwiftKey X a try.
I can really recommend this.
Well, it quite convinced me. The auto-completion and prediction is quite good, since it takes the data from my own history... (SMS, twitter, facebook, ...) So I found it to really suggest the phrases as I use them... Even in mixed English/German environment.
Sure I had a new set of typos to surprise people, I hope I caught most of them...Let's say I had my fair share of damn you autocorrect moments.
Anyway, I really got used to the new prediction within a week or so, and should be back to my normal rate of typos... or hopefully less.
Yesterday - when the trial ended - I bought the full version. $3.99 is really not a lot :) I'd have bought the full version earlier, if I had remembered that I was running on the trial version... I did not see any limitations there.
So if you are unhappy with your current Android keyboard... give SwiftKey X a try.
I can really recommend this.
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