However, it was doing a fair job even after a couple of sentences, but as it didn’t understand the context, some of its options didn’t fit.
Typing away sees it autocorrect mistakes instantly and accurately, but the next-word prediction system takes time to kick-in. The keyboard itself is really Apple’s own, but with SwiftKey’s prediction system slapped on top, so suggestions appear above it.
The app will even show you fun statistics based on its abilities.Ī quick tutorial shows you how to use SwiftKey Note.Ī test of SwiftKey Note’s predictive text system. Selection of text by tapping on the keyboard with two fingers multiple times depending on the whether we need to select a word (tap once), select a sentence (tap twice) or tap and hold and drag to select it like a mouse. Missing quick search such as in Google Keyboard in which you can simply search something just from the keyboard (you can integrate Bing search in your Keyboard which will be really cool) Navigation using the space bar of the iOS keyboard or just pressing and holding two fingers anywhere on the keyboard to navigate through text. Giving recommendations of the emojis without actually going into emoji search mode as in SwiftKey Pinching the keyboard to reduce its size, again only on iPad Keys can flick to reveal the keys hiding behind it (only on iPad) This is the best keyboard I have come across on the AppStore, there are some things which are stopping me use it as a primary keyboard on my iPad, because I love the stock iOS keyboard as there are some features missing in the SwiftKey keyboard from the stock one which I use a lot.
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