I feel your pain. Tell ya what I'm gonna do. You can go through my car and keep the change. There usually at least four bucks in change that has jammed between the cushions or gotten buried under the seats. Problem solved!
You like Swiftkey and feel lost without it? Is $3.99 really going to break the bank when it's going towards supporting a product that you are enjoying? Come on, show some support for a great product.
I also bought Swiftkey when it was 25 cents. I almost never used it until they added Flow. Now I would pay $4 for it if I had to. It is well worth it. I like it much more than Swype.
This is new I just got swype week ago for free, after factory resetting my phone. You can still download tho the free version, valid till September of 2013.
I use SwiftKey and really like it. In portrait, I use SwiftKey Flow. I decided to give Swype a try since it is only a buck. So far, it performs better than SwiftKey Flow in portrait. SwiftKey is still way better in landscape.
Was caught up in the SwiftKey hype as well...good keyboard and flow worked for the most part (the random words it would use to auto correct can get annoying). Saw Swype for $.99 and bought it....forgot how great Swype is!!!
Swiftkey is the ONLY Android app I've purchased, and I did so happily at the "full price" of 3.99!
I would never go back.
And if you really are spending lots of time debating three-friggin-ninety-nine, then you are a cheap bastige I'm sure you waste way more money than that on a daily basis.
$4 isnt bad for an app if you really like it, I own swiftkey and find it probably the most overrated app on the Play Store, to me personally. With Swype being in the Play Store now, I am testing it out again for the first time since my Galaxy S1, and it is not bad. I use it because I can type with one hand using it. I still type fastest with the stock jellybean keyboard when you can get for free from the Play Store also.
I decided to go back to SwiftKey. I like typing in landscape and I type faster with SwiftKey in landscape (22 wpm) compared to Swype in portrait (17 wpm). I'm keeping Swype as occasionally, I use my phone when lying down. I have to turn off auto-rotate when lying down, so if I want to do any typing, I have to type in portrait. For portrait mode, I like Swype more than SwiftKey Flow.
Not sure what you have decided to do nor what others have suggested(to lazy to read at the moment) but I would recommend buying Swiftkey. I have used a few other keyboards. Samsung stock, swype and some others and Swiftkey is just better. And 3.99 for an app that you will use multiple times a day, every day, isn't bad at all. Going to a different keyboard will feel clunky and you will try to do things on it that you are now used to from SK and not be able to. Like choosing the ? simply by pressing and swiping to the right.
Just do it. Buy SK. You won't regret it. The only thing you will regret, is not getting it lol.
If I can add my two cents - Swiftkey is probably the best money spent on an app for me. If the app developers are here, I'd like to thank you for a wonderful product. I don't know what it is but they do it right. I have a number of Android phones and this app has paid itself over and over to me in value. It's probably one of the apps that you'll use most often on the phone. Why make your thumbs suffer?
Here's an odd update: I backed up my photos, contacts etc into Kies. I then did a factory reset just to reset it and have a fresh phone. Then I went into the playstore. I happened to download SwiftKey trial and I have it back! This wasn't even my intention but I thought it was ironic that the keyboard came back with all the predictive settings.
Anybody know if Swype from the Play store has any improvements over Swype beta? I wonder if the beta will expire eventually. Maybe I should just buy it before the price goes up.
Anybody know if Swype from the Play store has any improvements over Swype beta? I wonder if the beta will expire eventually. Maybe I should just buy it before the price goes up.
Here's an odd update: I backed up my photos, contacts etc into Kies. I then did a factory reset just to reset it and have a fresh phone. Then I went into the playstore. I happened to download SwiftKey trial and I have it back! This wasn't even my intention but I thought it was ironic that the keyboard came back with all the predictive settings.
Lol thats crazy mate.. surely that doesnt happen with all trial apps?
Anyone know what the app uses to identify a certain phone?
And surely the file where the prediction data is saved would have been wiped by the reset?
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