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On the subject of alternative keyboards, I've been using MessagEase (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.exideas.mekb https://play.google.com/stor
by tsm 12y ago
On the subject of alternative keyboards, I've been using MessagEase (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.exideas.mekb https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.exideas.me...) for about a year and am pretty pleased with it. It's still roughly the size of a regular QWERTY keyboard, but the buttons are enormous, and I can type any letter, number, or symbol I care about without modifier keys. (It accomplishes this by differentiating between taps and short swipes—so each button has nine characters assigned to it, the tapping one and then eight for swiping to each side/corner.)
- Wilduck 12y agoI've been using MessageEase too and I really like it. I was fed up with miss-keying on a standard Qwerty shaped on-screen keyboard, and I really haven't liked any predictive typing solutions I've tried. What I like about MessageEase is that the keys are big enough that I don't ever miss what I'm typing, which eliminates the part of typing that slowed me down the most--going back and fixing typing errors. I can whip out a 160 character text message in about 30-40 seconds with correct capitalization and punctuation, which is about all I can ask for in a phone keyboard.