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I have tried many different Android keyboards: Old and new stock ones, swype, ultimate, tons of non-qwerty ones; but I always end up coming back to Swift. It's

I have tried many different Android keyboards: Old and new stock ones, swype, ultimate, tons of non-qwerty ones; but I always end up coming back to Swift. It's just the only one that is Precise and Aggressive enough to support really fast typing. Good luck to them now, on iPhone!

toxican 12y ago
As someone who jumped from Android to iPhone (it was curiosity, not a "I'm fed up with this! ARGH!" thing), I've been seriously missing the ability to use different keyboards. I cannot wait to be able to use them again.
- Nexxxeh 12y ago
  For work I often have to use both. I loathe the iPhone keyboard. Is there a reason they don't change case of the letter display when you change the case of the letters? It seems ridiculous on a touchscreen display. (Done using the swipe of SwiftKey on a Moto E).
jkscm 12y ago
Same for me. Especially because I could never find a competing keyboard that handles multiple languages so well. Only minuum (http://minuum.com/ http://minuum.com/) could be an alternative for me since it is great to have more screen space.