Which 3rd Party Keyboard will you choose?

[rayz336]

I'll probably use either Swiftkey or Swype

 

[agarwal.apar]

I will try Swiftkey for once.


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[kataran]

Those sticking with the stock keyboard.... have you ever used Swiftkey or Swipe?

I used an old version of swiftkey on webOS it was unpractical since we were diehard physical keyboard users but the layout was nice

 

[iRy757]

I'm really hoping Jormy releases Nintype and it's approved by Apple. That will be the keyboard I use.


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[anon(52425)]

I've been reading up on the most popular choses and I will still consider sticking with the new stock keyboard for iOS 8.

But I am leaning towards Fleksy with its dark clean design

Swype for me. I can't wait for it. One of the few things I like about Android is Swype. Makes emailing and texting so much better.

 

[TurboTiger]

I asked the following in another thread but didn't a definite answer:

Which Keyboard was used in the presentation the allows one to use handwriting in the lower half of the screen?

TIA

 

[Guaco]

I actually like the stock keyboard. I just wish the keys would reflect upper/lower case to show which you are in.


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[eb_therebel]

I loved Google keyboard on my moto x and if that's ported over, I'll probably use that one


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[123gettothechopper]

Flesky isn't working for me. I still don't know how to use it, but I think when other devs release keyboards I will definitely try them out and then see which one I like best, although I am leaning towards SwiftKey

 

[anon(27512)]

I'll probably use the stock keyboard mostly but I will experiment with swift key.


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[yungboi]

Stock, Swiftkey and Swype

 

[John Yester]

Stock... Maybe blacked out one if someone makes it.

 

[rayz336]

I asked the following in another thread but didn't a definite answer:

Which Keyboard was used in the presentation the allows one to use handwriting in the lower half of the screen?

TIA

That looked like one of the stock keyboards for a character-based language, possibly kanji

 

[The_colombian]

I asked the following in another thread but didn't a definite answer:

Which Keyboard was used in the presentation the allows one to use handwriting in the lower half of the screen?

TIA

，

Chinese handwrite keyboard.

 

[sau124]

Have being using iPhone since 2007 so I'm used to the stock keyboard. I'm one of those person who can type without looking so I think I will stick to the same.

 

[thatgirl87]

I want to experiment with all of the choices when iOS 8 is released to the public.


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[nikkisharif]

Those sticking with the stock keyboard.... have you ever used Swiftkey or Swipe?

Yep. I've had a few Android devices, so I tried both. The stock keyboard usually picks up the way I type better than Swype or Swiftkey.

 

[Illustrator Joe]

I've been reading up on the most popular choses and I will still consider sticking with the new stock keyboard for iOS 8.

But I am leaning towards Fleksy with its dark clean design

Before writing off the new 3rd Party keyboards people should really give them a chance and more than for just a day. To use something like Swiftkey to its full potential you really need to learn and tweak the settings to make it best for you. Also you can have it scan Facebook, twitter, gmail, SMS, etc etc. and have them add all that content you have typed to your dictionary. After using it for about a week or a little longer it will pick up on your common words and phrases and really start knowing your predictions to the point that it is scary. Stock iOS keyboard is good and I have used it extensively, but it can't touch the predictions/customization on Swiftkey, if you are a fast typist on stock give Swiftkey a chance to learn and you will be even faster. Oh and cloud saving in Swiftkey is a nice feature too.

 

[Premium1]

I will test out some that come out, and whichever I like the best is which I will choose.

 

[Ariel Babalao]

I'm so used and comfortable with the stock keyboard and I won't try to fix what isn't broken. So I will still go with stock.


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