Anyone using Google keyboard?

[viper31573]

Just downloaded it. I really like it so far

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[viper31573]

The gesture input is great

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[neonworm]

I am starting to use it.

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[radgatt]

I am using it as well. I like it so far. Its nice to have an official keyboard from Google vs having something that someone put in the play store. Now we know it will be supported by Google and get updates as well.

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[viper31573]

I guess it's like swype. I just never used swype to know

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[kpageisgreat]

I sideloaded it on the Note a month ago. I liked it but I have a need to compulsively use emojis so I switched to Kii Keyboard. I did redownloaded the stock keyboard to see if the emoji support from the Nexus 4 was incorporated but I guess that is LG's doing. I'll keep it as a backup in case Kii Keyboard messes up.

 

[viper31573]

I liked kii also but needed a change. Used kii for about 4 months

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[vr002sh]

downloading now, have used swiftkey for years and likely will end up there again, but going to give this a real try

 

[Brickz187]

I am using it now over the built in Samsung keyboard on the note 2. Doesn't really bring me any extra functionality, the note 2's keyboard already did the same thing, but it just feels better to use and easier to type.

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[Sarah_Kirschbaum]

I downloaded it today.

I can type a lot faster on the Google Keyboard. Not sure if that's because my previous phone was the Verizon Galaxy Nexus?

However, I still prefer the Samsung stock keyboard because it has the number row on the top.

 

[viper31573]

I downloaded it today.

I can type a lot faster on the Google Keyboard. Not sure if that's because my previous phone was the Verizon Galaxy Nexus?

However, I still prefer the Samsung stock keyboard because it has the number row on the top.

if you long press on google, the number comes out.

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all numbers are on the same key as top row of letter

 

[smooches680]

I downloaded it myself and I love it.

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[dajobo]

I have always been a fan of the stock keyboard app since my galaxy nexus. I have been using swiftkey, but now that this has been released, back to nexus keyboard I go!

 

[LadiJae]

Didn't know there was a Google keyboard... Installing now...

Installed...its okay...its kind of ugly. But auto correction seems to work seamlessly.

But I still would prefer swiftkey or the Samsung keyboard...and only the Samsung for the number row at the top.

My top keyboard is swype....but I can't really swype with perfection on this large phone....


~Jae, tap'n on my Sexy White Galaxy Note 2~

 

[Sarah_Kirschbaum]

I write faster than I can type on the Samsung or Google keyboard.

This is why I'm still sticking with the Samsung keyboard because it is needed me to write.

My handwriting is pretty bad... people sometimes think I'm a doctor because of it.
Yet the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 can read my handwriting and convert it to text
easily.

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I write faster than I can type on the Samsung or Google keyboard.

This is why I'm still sticking with the Samsung keyboard because it is needed me to write.

My handwriting is pretty bad... people sometimes think I'm a doctor because of it.
Yet the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 can read my handwriting and convert it to text
easily.

 

[anon(5356006)]

I tried it out, but I still prefer SwiftKey. I wanted to like it better to stay with as many Google apps as possible, but I was really used to the comma being to the left of the spacebar, and being able to press and swipe left or right on the period to insert a question mark or exclamation mark, rather than having to long-press on the period.

 

[Mamaluka]

One thing I love about SwiftKey is the option to show arrow keys at the bottom of the keyboard for all of us who need to correct typos and don't have laser optical guidance systems installed on our fingertips to tap in between two specific letters.
Does the google keyboard have this option? Anyone? Beuller? =)

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[Anthony Mayorga]

hi,
i have a note 4, and i have changed the Samsung keyboard to google keyboard, and i love it.
but now when i type a misspelled word i get two suggestions of words to replace it with. one on google keyboard and another one that pops up. the pop up looks to be from the stock Samsung messages app. i tried going to the messages settings to remove it, but i found nothing nor in language and input settings. so my question is how do i remove this one?