In contrast, it's gaining new features or changes every so often. However, no such confusion is happening with the SwiftKey Android app on Google Play Store. If you need more feedback, ask and I will go into even more detail.Microsoft SwiftKey Keyboard app went dead last November on iOS devices, only to go live again for iPhone users after a month. An example of this would be to automatically insert a space after a ',' (comma). The flow of SwiftKey is great, but Microsoft needs to give attention to the little things. To add to its propensity to give abduction (that was meant to be 'absurd') words, it often resorts to what appear to be Eastern European capitalised words.Īnother example is the word 'around'which defaults to Aaron's - WHY? 'I went fire' when I was typing 'I went for' - there are no possible words that could file (that was meant to be follow, which I would normally have to correct) or follow 'I went fire' that would make 'fire' the correct choice of word. It constantly comes up with meaningless words in a absurd situations - an example: It does NOT learn from my writing style - it simply remembers words that I use. The flow mechanism is fantastic compared to having to peck at each letter as one does on the Apple keyboard, but had (this 'had', instead of 'has' which is contextually incorrect, but which the app defaults to, is one of many annoying examples) some irritating features that have yet to be fixed.

I have been using Stiffkey (that was meant to be SwiftKey, but the result chosen by the app is absurd - an example of what appears to be more common since Microsoft bought the app) almost since it became available and thus speak from years of experience.

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