- 11-06-2012, 08:02 AM #101
Re: GS3 has THE worst auto-correction on the keyboard.
I have not noticed this, but Swiftkey is the one thing on my S3 that I don't mind consuming battery power. It's almost scary how it knows what I want to say. At most I just need to enter three letters of a word, usually one or two, and bang, there is the word I was typing!
- 11-06-2012, 09:03 AM #102
Re: GS3 has THE worst auto-correction on the keyboard.
Swype Beta user here. Tried SwiftKey and was annoyed that in lots of apps (browser is one) it didn't show the multiple word choice bar on top of the keyboard and it's a known issue with SwiftKey. Swype Beta is just a better all around keyboard.
- 11-22-2012, 08:26 AM #103
- 11-22-2012, 08:51 AM #104
Re: GS3 has THE worst auto-correction on the keyboard.
I think it was your post, pappcam, that convinced me to download & try-out the Swype Beta keyboard. Really glad I did; so much better than the samsung and the TouchPal–I was then trying out. Only had one bug problem so far, primarily in email app, but no worries. All in all . . really liking it. So thanks again! ;-)
- 11-24-2012, 10:16 PM #105
Re: GS3 has THE worst auto-correction on the keyboard.
Swiftkey is half price $1.99 for Thanksgiving weekend, if anyone is interested.
Also, there are a number of posts in this thread referring to the Jelly Bean keyboard. There are multiple keyboards in the play store with that name. Is there an official Android Jelly Bean keyboard out there?
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Have a Galaxy S3? Click here ==> Everything you wanted to know about your Galaxy S3 - 11-25-2012, 12:02 AM #106
Re: GS3 as THE worst auto-correction on the keyboard.
I actually agree 100% with the title of this thread. I have been using the stock Jelly Bean Keyboard again now that I'm into the customization stage of this phone and it feels 1000x more natural and accurate!
Thunderbolt Saga > Brett Favre Saga - 12-03-2012, 09:42 PM #107
Re: GS3 has THE worst auto-correction on the keyboard.
Exactly what I've been thinking. People keep saying "Jelly Bean Keyboard", but there are a number of them in the App Store. I DL'ed the "johntanmi" one, because it seems the lightest, and uses the least MB's, and it's great. The new 4.2V has Swype, hold-to-punctuate, auto correct like my iOS keyboard did, and pretty much everything you'd need. Very happy with it. Goodbye piece of CRAP Samsung keyboard.
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- 12-04-2012, 01:55 AM #108
Re: GS3 has THE worst auto-correction on the keyboard.
Yep.. It actually is annoying when you have THE best phone in the market - but a ty keyboard. I am an ex-HTC user which, in my opinion, has THE BEST smartphone keyboard out there - no competition.
Yea SwiftKey is unbelievable, but there is SOMETHING about having a GOOD STOCK keyboard rather than downloading one. I mean when a phone is this good you want everything to be stock-Samsung...but alas, I guess we have no choice but to go for SwiftKey, cuz like you said - the SGS3 truly does have the WORST keyboard out there! - 12-04-2012, 03:29 AM #109
Re: GS3 has THE worst auto-correction on the keyboard.
With any luck, the next update will help that.
Doesn't the note 2 have the SwiftKey prediction engine? Hopefully they will make it available to you as well
Sent from my X-Band Modem... TY Genesis - 12-04-2012, 10:06 AM #110
- 12-05-2012, 04:34 AM #111
Re: GS3 has THE worst auto-correction on the keyboard.
I loved and got used to the swype on my GS2. When I got the GS3, I hated the samsung keyboard with a passion! I've bought the swiftkey 3 and like it. But I personally hated tapping when I type. The only keyboard I would tap to type was on a physical keyboard of blackberrys.
I was hoping when I upgraded to the official jelly bean OS, it would fixed the samsung keyboard. But there was no change.
So I looked on this forum and was glad I wasn't the only one thinking the same thing!
In the end, I downloaded the swype beta and love it so far! I believe it's the best all around keyboard as well! - 01-09-2013, 05:13 AM #112
- 01-09-2013, 06:12 AM #113
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The major advantage of Android over Apple is it's customizability. Keeping an Android phone stock seems to defeat the whole purpose.
What recommended settings, for what keyboard, and what upgrade? There are a lot of posts in this thread, and it's not at all clear what one you're replying to.PLEASE, when asking for help provide as much information as possible. Otherwise, it's like calling your doctor and saying "My head hurts." Your doctor can't treat you unless he knows whether you have a headache or a concussion, and we can't help unless we know what the symptoms are and what you did before they occurred.
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Have a Galaxy S3? Click here ==> Everything you wanted to know about your Galaxy S3 - 01-09-2013, 10:01 AM #114
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The main advantage over apple is Google services integration.. Other people don't care about customization and don't install third party keyboards. My mom barely has icons on her home screens, even.
That's why SwiftKey is on sale 75% of the time to boost their install rates and stay at the top of the paid app charts.
I used the Samsung keyboard on my mom's GS3 and it seemed fine. The layout was much improved over this phone as well. On my Vibrant I only used the Samsung keyboard, but not being able to remove the settings button on this phone is a bit of a show stopper, since it causes the space bar to be smaller and off-center.
One thing I did notice about Samsung keyboard is it tends to perform better than third party keyboards on their phones.
On this phone its considerably smoother than swiftly and the auto correct is fine (using it right now). Don't know how it could be any worse on the 3. Swiftkey is better at next word prediction, though.
Sent from my AT&T Skyrocket using Tapatalk 2. - 01-09-2013, 10:06 AM #115
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Installed swift key because after some use it tends to think it knows what you want to type better than you do. I ended up good back and correcting things, or sending really embarrassing mistakes.
I could never get used to swiping, and think it works best on note-type devices with a stylus.
Sent from my AT&T Skyrocket using Tapatalk 2. - 01-10-2013, 09:42 PM #116
Re: GS3 has THE worst auto-correction on the keyboard.
beauty of a smartphone, even a skinned one, is you can download alternative apps for everything. think of it as a clean slate
thats my 2p :beer:
Unbranded international rooted s3 with Official 4.1.2 JB. Paisley, Scotland, Western Europe :beer:GT-I9300, UK
- 01-10-2013, 09:44 PM #117GT-I9300, UK

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- 01-18-2013, 07:36 PM #119
Re: GS3 as THE worst auto-correction on the keyboard.
Sounds like I'll have to give Swiftkey 3 a try soon. For now, I'm using the stock jellybean keyboard.
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- 02-03-2013, 11:54 PM #122
Re: GS3 has THE worst auto-correction on the keyboard.
I second, third or eighth that notion about SwiftKey 3.
I was having a huge problem with the autocorrect after the most ostrecent update. No setting changes or amount of patience reolved the issue. Finally I just decided to download a keyboard app...one of the better decisions I've made in awhile.
I ended up installing SwiftKey 3 Keyboard, and my life is infinently better. It autocorrects appropriately. It also learns my pattern of speech and which words I use most often and takes those into account. It has some other pretty neat features too.
Long story short, if this is a problem you're having, this is my suggestion to you. It took the stress out of text.




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