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Maybe it's just me, but this Samsung j7 I have is a pain to type on. I suppose it's possible I'm hitting the wrong keys. I didn't have any issues typing this question.
Are new phones hard to type on?
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Can you just shut off the thing that makes it guess the word you're typing?
Originally Posted By: motor_oil_madman
Maybe it's just me, but this Samsung j7 I have is a pain to type on. I suppose it's possible I'm hitting the wrong keys. I didn't have any issues typing this question.
I dont know what youre talking about but my Galaxy S7 is easy to type on
Maybe it's just me, but this Samsung j7 I have is a pain to type on. I suppose it's possible I'm hitting the wrong keys. I didn't have any issues typing this question.
I dont know what youre talking about but my Galaxy S7 is easy to type on
I have a Nokia 6.1 (2018) it has everything Android, not any other manufacturer software. The GBoard is easy to type on.
Try the SwiftKey app. A must have for my S8+.
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G Board is what I've settled on, but Swiftkey and Fleksy are awesome, depending on your typing style.
Originally Posted By: Danno
Try the SwiftKey app. A must have for my S8+.
Yup, works great on my S7.
Aside from it's functions, I really dislike Samsung phones.
I'm looking forward to going back to Sony for my next phone.
Battery life is my biggest gripe!
Try the SwiftKey app. A must have for my S8+.
Yup, works great on my S7.
Aside from it's functions, I really dislike Samsung phones.
I'm looking forward to going back to Sony for my next phone.
Battery life is my biggest gripe!
Originally Posted By: mx5miata
I have the Iphone se sometimes its a pain to type on being the screen is smaller than most the current phones out there.
Fleksy would help you there. It also has a neat tool built in - you can swipe left and right on the spacebar to move the cursor within a text box.
I have the Iphone se sometimes its a pain to type on being the screen is smaller than most the current phones out there.
Fleksy would help you there. It also has a neat tool built in - you can swipe left and right on the spacebar to move the cursor within a text box.
Originally Posted By: mx5miata
Im afraid to use those 3rd party keyboard apps. I read that they capture your keystrokes and app developers can have access to passwords and online banking credentials. I do banking and trade stocks using my iphone.
Me too. Fleksy and Swiftkey are both extremely reputable - they've been in the game forever.
On the iPhone it shouldn't matter - it reverts to the stock keyboard when entering passwords.
I cover my [censored] by using biometric authentication for financial apps on Android.
Im afraid to use those 3rd party keyboard apps. I read that they capture your keystrokes and app developers can have access to passwords and online banking credentials. I do banking and trade stocks using my iphone.
Me too. Fleksy and Swiftkey are both extremely reputable - they've been in the game forever.
On the iPhone it shouldn't matter - it reverts to the stock keyboard when entering passwords.
I cover my [censored] by using biometric authentication for financial apps on Android.
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