I just got my new Droid Maxx today and I came to find out there is no SWYPE feature on the phone. I called Tech Support and they couldn't help me either. Is it just buried somewhere? Does it no longer come with SWYPE? I saw the app in the Play Store but they are only free for 30 days. WTF is going on?
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New Droid Maxx - No SWYPE app on the phone? What a disgrace
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cybertj.2000
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I believe that the Google keyboard does a basic Swype, beyond that I believe it came on the phone, have you tried opening the keyboard like you're going to type and click the keyboard in the status bar, is Swype located there?
Also, the paid version of Swype offers some good features and is worth the small price attached.
Also, the paid version of Swype offers some good features and is worth the small price attached.
ws6formula350
Member
Google Keyboard.
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Vegasdroid33
New Member
SwiftKey, is the only keyboard you'll ever need! No others, can come close to it.
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Sent from my DROID MAXX!!!!
I remember the day I upgraded to a Galaxy Nexus from my Droid 3. I was completely bummed. I loved the large then beautiful display. But typing was a nightmare. During my two week return period marketplace changed to play store. They had several apps for 10 cents and SwiftKey was one of them.
I immediately fell in love with it and knew I'd be OK.
Not saying I wouldn't buy a new Droid with a keyboard though!
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I immediately fell in love with it and knew I'd be OK.
Not saying I wouldn't buy a new Droid with a keyboard though!
Sent from my unlocked consumer edition Motorola Droid Maxx xt1080m.
rosariorose9
Active Member
I got SwiftKey on that Play Store deal as well, but couldn't get used to dealing with it. My big fingers don't allow me to see the keyboard that well as I try to move from letter to letter. It's been a while, though, so I guess I'll give it another try to see if I can get used to it.
Yeah I don't ever flow. It's too much work. I like how the keyboard does a heat map and relocates where you press!
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rosariorose9
Active Member
I know about Heat Flow, but I'm not sure what you mean when you say that the keyboard "relocates where you press." In any event why would you prefer SwiftKey if you don't swipe with it?
Because I don't have to type the exact location of a letter for it to predict my word. And it's becoming more precise with predicting the next word.
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rosariorose9
Active Member
Interesting. Think I'll give it more time to see if it gets better at predicting my words...
Oh god ya. It does. And now it can sync across devices the dictionary not the heat map as they could differ on a larger or smaller display.
I love the split keyboard option and use it on my Nexus 7.
I also sync to my sms Gmail and fb so the prediction gets even better.
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I love the split keyboard option and use it on my Nexus 7.
I also sync to my sms Gmail and fb so the prediction gets even better.
Sent from my unlocked consumer edition Motorola Droid Maxx xt1080m.
I hate swyping. I've been using Swiftkey from a couple of years before they supported the "flow" feature. I can often type the first couple of letters of the word I want and Switkey predicts the word I want - press space bar, and the word auto-completes. It's my favorite Android app. Every once in a while I go back to the Google keyboard and make myself use it for a week - but I always give up and go back to SK.
