I use a Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G, and I personally feel the opposite. My phone has the world's smallest space bar, so using it is just a hassle in my opinion.
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iPhones are horrible to type on compared to Android
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I agree. I don't know how my brain works but it must be in to of a chaotic manner because I screw up swype quite often.
Swiftkeys on the other hand I find awesome. I just use the normal jelly bean keyboard.
I don't have a lot to many issues with the iOS keyboard but its just missing a lot of basic features. I wish the keys would show upper OR lowercase. And single suggestions suck. In apps like tapatalk it shows the suggestion down so you can't see it.
Here's a pic of what I mean. You see "suggesti" is highlighted? That's because the suggestion is below it, there is no way to access it.
Taking sides accomplishes very little. Having used PCs and Macs for the past 20 years and seeing them evolve, I'd recommend that you get yourself an Apple arsenal and NEVER look back! I promise you nothing bt peace of mind. If you love and enjoy argument, well, dive in soldier!
Depends on the device. Overall, I find iOS to be better than most android devices. That being said, I like both platforms.
Yeah that's an annoying bug.
I wish that the iPhone had these features: -
1. Allow us to modify the custom dictionary to add our own words, as the keyboard takes too long to "learn."
2. Long press for numbers.
I forgot about the personal dictionary. It's nice being able to modify or delete autocorrections.
Wow, I'm impressed. My personal dictionary would most certainly not be appropriate to post up here.
Wow, I'm impressed. My personal dictionary would most certainly not be appropriate to post up here.
I had to carefully scroll to a certain part and delete a couple things.
Sorry for quoting an older response, but if you allow swiftkey access to your emails and such to figure out your typing methods better, does that pose any sort of security risk to the user? Just wondering if this would allow the dev's any sort of potential access to your personal emails or texts.
If that's not the case, I will definitely look into this if/when I get an android device.
Crap I was hoping to coin the phrase "wtf siri" and make millions off a website.
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Don't know. I'm pretty sure it's fine, but you can visit their website to double check.
You don't have to have them read your emails. You can have them try your Texts too. Or just let the app learn from your general typing. If you type a lot, it'll learn pretty quickly.
I love Swiftkey.