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..And it's really nice. I've only tested it on my Nexus 7 but the swiping motions are very smooth and nicely decorated. The 'never lift your finger from the sc
by ElliotH 14y ago
..And it's really nice.
I've only tested it on my Nexus 7 but the swiping motions are very smooth and nicely decorated. The 'never lift your finger from the screen' thing works very well, and its genuinely a really pleasant keyboard to use.
It also still works like SwiftKey itself. Despite the opinions of many in this thread, I still consider it to be a a wonderful keyboard if you use it on a device that can keep up and you train it right. It really can make typing very fast with its excellent predictions.
The combination of the predictions with the swiping motion means it comes up with reasonable sentences rather than just relying on the individual words it thinks you typed.
- elemenohpee 14y ago> The 'never lift your finger from the screen' thing works very well Really? I can't get it to work at all. It looks like it tries to predict the entire sentence, and if it gets lost it just drops the whole thing. I would much rather it spit out a word each time I swipe down to the spacebar, that way if there is a prediction error I can stop and correct that word without losing an entire sentence.
- ElliotH 14y agoI suppose mixed results are typical of beta software. Did you try it on a tablet or a mobile? Perhaps the dropped sentences happen more often on a smaller screen? (since the target areas are shrunk?)