Any Confirmed OTA Updates?

[k1ngr4t]

I love Swype. I've used it on every phone I've had. Only complaint is getting smiley faces instead of an " I" when I Swype too fast.

I've switched back over to Swype because it's so natural for me after using it, cumulatively, about 3 years. The only thing that's almost pulling me back to Swiftkey is the arrows. I used the crap out of those arrows. I hate if I need to change one letter or something having to perfectly align the little draggy thingy or just start the word over, when I could've just tapped the back arrow twice for a quick change.

But I can send a 99% accurate text without even looking at the phone, so....a fair tradeoff.

 

[Crankintopwater69]

I've switched back over to Swype because it's so natural for me after using it, cumulatively, about 3 years. The only thing that's almost pulling me back to Swiftkey is the arrows. I used the crap out of those arrows. I hate if I need to change one letter or something having to perfectly align the little draggy thingy or just start the word over, when I could've just tapped the back arrow twice for a quick change.

But I can send a 99% accurate text without even looking at the phone, so....a fair tradeoff.

Dang!!!,that's skills to pay the bills.

 

[Crankintopwater69]

When it can hold a signal.

I had to go there because I had 3 with severe signal problems. Just an attempt at humor.

Now,now,now,play nice.

 

[k1ngr4t]

Lol, like I said, I've used it for years, started with my Eris. The trick is to go further than you want to. For me at least.....but to be honest I loved my Bionic more than my Rezound...except for the signal drops. I use Google Music a lot and in certain areas it just was't working out. So I was sent the Rezound as a replacement. Honestly I think the main thing I liked more about the Bionic was the feel, the clear screen when outdoors and of course the extended battery was hardly noticeable but made all the difference.

 

[bobf71]

I've switched back over to Swype because it's so natural for me after using it, cumulatively, about 3 years. The only thing that's almost pulling me back to Swiftkey is the arrows. I used the crap out of those arrows. I hate if I need to change one letter or something having to perfectly align the little draggy thingy or just start the word over, when I could've just tapped the back arrow twice for a quick change.

But I can send a 99% accurate text without even looking at the phone, so....a fair tradeoff.

Hey try out the new SwiftKey flow beta. It is swype and SwiftKey combined

 

[k1ngr4t]

OOOOh I just might have to check that out!!!!