Even Apple introduced a similar feature to its stock keyboard, with quite impressive results. SwiftKey ($0.00 at ) (Opens in a new window), for example, introduced predictive text that places algorithmically selected words at the top of the keyboard, turning a sentence into just a few taps. It's since been refined and reiterated by competitors. Swype was among the first keyboard apps to introduce gesture typing, where you simply drag a finger between letters to spell words. Frankly, I don't miss those features, but you might. For example, Microsoft Word Flow lets you change your keyboard's background, the color of the keys, the keyboard font, and so on. What you won't find in the Gboard Settings are visual customization options, which can be found in rival virtual keyboards. That's a good thing, and a surprising one, since most apps are so keen to get your location data and your contacts list. I was also never prompted to switch them on. Interestingly, location access and contacts search are switched off by default. Read Our Nuance Swype Keyboard (for iPhone) Review The Gboard will guide you through the somewhat sticky process of enabling it on your phone. But like all iPhone keyboards, you can't just start using it right away.
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Oh, and did I mention the emojis and GIFs? Gboard is a real game changer, the long-awaited Editors' Choice winner for this category, and one of the best iPhone apps you can get.Īvailable for free from the iPhone app store, I installed on my iPhone 6 ( at Amazon) (Opens in a new window) in seconds. With the Gboard, you get gesture typing and the power of Google search. That changes with the Gboard, a keyboard for iPhone made, ironically enough, by Google. While they do bring gesture typing to the iPhone, I find them to be more trouble than they're worth. Lackluster and sluggish, they're the opposite of their Android counterparts, which are sleek, fast, and customizable. Third-party keyboards have landed with a thud on iOS. All search features require Internet connection.How to Set Up Two-Factor Authentication.How to Record the Screen on Your Windows PC or Mac.
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