Sometimes it feels good to splurge a huge amount of cash on something. Let today be that day, because there’s a mahoosive sale of Blu-rays going on at Play.com, so you should probably treat yourself while you can. Read More >>
The incredibly popular SwiftKey keyboard, which replaces Android's default text input system with a word-predicting engine and more, has been updated today. SwiftKey 4 adds line-drawing gesture tools to its spec sheet, along with numerous other design updates. Read More >>
Featured comment by igsey:
"Biggest problem with this new update for me is that it means you can't do a right-to-left swipe to delete the last word, which I use... a lot. Flow i..." More »
The clever SwiftKey Android keyboard, which analyses your writing history to suggest the next word you might be about to type, has been updated. A new beta release adds line-drawing input to the mix, helping it challenge the popular Swype for the position as number one Android text input tool. And the beta's free to try. It has changed many lives. [SwiftKey] Read More >>
If you've never used Swiftkey, you should give it a try: it's a smart keyboard which uses some crazy intelligent algorithms not just to predict what word you're typing, but what word you're going to type next. It's spooky. Just don't, whatever you do, lend your phone to a friend. Read More >>
Featured comment by theran24:
"I just discovered that to get it to really do this instead of saying "I am a beautiful person" you have to type a random letter and then mash space, h..." More »
SwiftKey's a superb little alternate keyboard for Android-based smartphones, which analyses your typing patterns and tries to guess the next word you're about to type. Now the makers have committed the treasonous task of analysing the Queen's speech, so you can text like our monarch. Read More >>
Android got some love this week with the launch of Instagram, the social photo sharing app already madly popular on the iPhone. Updates rolled out for SwiftKey, and an app that lets you control your phone from a web browser, Phonedeck, appeared. Read More >>
Why hit the spacebar when you simply don’t need to? SwiftKey’s new Android keyboard is smart enough to know when you meant to insert that space, even if you didn’t in a whole sentence – no more incoherent virtual keyboard gibberish, just neatly formed prose from your frantic screen-bashing. Read More >>
Featured comment by EddyCJ:
"I know this is a long time ago, but I think this article means that you can type (not Swype) and it will give you 3 suggestions of what the sentence m..." More »
SwiftKey X is a replacement keyboard for Android phones and tablets, which "learns" your typing style by scanning text messages and Facebook updates. Now it can read blog posts, too, getting an even better idea of how you write. Read More >>
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