Umm I have no idea what this is. I but it's not SwiftKey. I just wanted downloaded the tablet version and I'm looking at a keyboard divided in 2 with numbers in the middle. I have pretty sure you're app is broke. I un installing after a screen shot to post somewhere just to show how ridiculous and this is. The auto correct is pretty good whatever this is a tho. I but the predict a word is aggravating ly annoying.
Exactly can't complain one bit. It's working great for a bata, compared to other batas i used in the past. Some people just to picky I guess.On thing for people to also remember. SwiftKey flow is still a beta product. Once the full release is out it will work even better. <br />
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For me I find the new features to be really good for a beta release. <br />
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What swype version do you have? Mine doesn't auto space in the browser.I tried the swiftkey keyboard included on note 2 for a few days and I'm going back to Swype for the following reasons:
1. SKF is not as forgiving in determining the word when you're speeding thru the keyboard. Swype allows you to just be on the vicinity.
2. Swype allows you to quickly type common punctuations like . , ? !
By the way this message was Swyped
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What swype version do you have? Mine doesn't auto space in the browser.
ifItypeitlookslikethiswithwithSwype.
I understand that, all keyboards do that. What I mean is that it types like that everywhere in the browser, not just in the address bar. So I have to use the stock keyboard to type this response and anything else I type while on the internet. Everywhere else, like text messages or emails I use Swype.That's by design most url don't have spaces. It more annoying to have to backspace after every word than to hit the spacebar.
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What swype version do you have? Mine doesn't auto space in the browser.Originally Posted by mrxblue
I tried the swiftkey keyboard included on note 2 for a few days and I'm going back to Swype for the following reasons:
1. SKF is not as forgiving in determining the word when you're speeding thru the keyboard. Swype allows you to just be on the vicinity.
2. Swype allows you to quickly type common punctuations like . , ? !
By the way this message was Swyped
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ifItypeitlookslikethiswithwithSwype.
This flow is pretty damn nice. I used to be a huge fan of swype until I switched to SwiftKey.
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What does SKF have over Swype that made your switch?
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It's the prediction engine. I used to use swype and stopped because I made so many type o's. SwiftKey thinks ahead for you to the point where you can almost just select the words from the prediction menu and write complete sentences.
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The prediction engine is one factor, but how forgiving is SKF when the first character that you swipe is not exactly over that character or even close by it? When using SKF, i found that if i didn't begin swiping in the exact first character of that word, then SKF would result in a different word than i wanted.
In Swype, it allowed me to be way off, and its algorithm would mostly get it right. And the longer the word(5+ chars), the better.
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