On any Android smartphone, and also on iPhone, you can change the writing keyboard or the way to enter characters on the touchscreen. Various keyboards can be chosen, each with different functions and graphics.
One of those that have been most successful in recent years is the SwiftKey keyboard, known for its Swipe mode of fast writing with finger dragging, which after being acquired by Microsoft has enriched its features in an important and useful way for everyone.
In particular, it is a recommended app for those who use writing texts even on touch screens with Windows 10 because preferences, dictionary words and words suggested according to habits can be synchronized.
SwiftKey from Microsoft, one of the best writing apps for Android, can now be downloaded and installed for free on all Android phones and iPhones .
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SwiftKey is the keyboard for Android phones and tablets that learns the prediction of words by the user .
In practice, writing messages every day the app recognizes the most used words and suggests them for writing when you drag your finger.
The keyboard, the first time it is installed, will ask you to analyze past SMS, messages left on Facebook, tweets and emails to understand how the user writes.
In the settings you can still customize the ability to predict the right words.
The keyboard can also be used in a normal way, simply by touching the keys, or the Flow mode, which is the most intelligent, can predict the words to be written by swiping your finger on the screen.
In this case you don't have to worry about hitting the right keys because the app recognizes the words based on the letters you touch and corrects any typing errors automatically .
You can write special symbols and letters by holding down on a letter or by opening the general list.
Basic punctuation characters, periods, commas, question marks and exclamation marks all use the same button.
If you prefer, in the keyboard settings you can also always make the numbers visible to make them always visible.
Emojis are also supported and you can also see the statistics of the most pressed keys and the corrections made by the applications and you can choose a graphic theme.
Among its best features, besides the fact that it synchronizes its settings with the Windows 10 keyboard, is the ability to make instant translations of text on messages and other apps.
Thanks to the integration with the Microsoft Translator, you can write a message in your own language and send it already translated in the language of our interlocutor.
The foreign language messages we receive will be instantly translated in real time.
Personally, despite the progress of the Google keyboard, I had already installed SwiftKey when it was paid and I can only recommend it now that it's free.
The app works surprisingly well, it allows you to write fast in the most traditional way and to train effortlessly with the flow mode which is really capable of understanding what we want to write at the first touch on the keyboard.
