I have said many times in so many Google Play
keyboards to choose from and so good that is very normal at least in my case have three of them installed at the same time and vary. One is Fleksyas you present it in January and although thus far was available on Google Play
stage of development was still a Beta until today.
After a few months getting feedback from users Fleksy Out of Beta and available to everyone offering a great user experience along with an almost incredible predictability that makes typing even without looking at the screen of the device. Fleksy not based on the beats on the keys (which are sometimes too small) the lyrics in it are not defined and the prediction is based on an algorithm that interprets the words you want to write taking into account the relative position of the touches. As it is not necessary to look at the screen and the space is not important Fleksy has also become the first fully functional virtual keyboard on a smart watch Omate TrueSmart.
Fleksy Android has a full menu of settings where we find a tutorial that explains how it works and the different gestures that you can do while using the list of available languages ??(Spanish included) design parameters and functions and even a game of speed to try to break the world record keystrokes.
Fleksy is now available on Google Play and download free although we only use it for 30 days after that time the cost is € 2.79 to be paid through a payment in-app. Meanwhile the Beta version of the application will continue to run which are already testing new languages.
[app]com.syntellia.fleksy.kb[/app]
After a few months getting feedback from users Fleksy Out of Beta and available to everyone offering a great user experience along with an almost incredible predictability that makes typing even without looking at the screen of the device. Fleksy not based on the beats on the keys (which are sometimes too small) the lyrics in it are not defined and the prediction is based on an algorithm that interprets the words you want to write taking into account the relative position of the touches. As it is not necessary to look at the screen and the space is not important Fleksy has also become the first fully functional virtual keyboard on a smart watch Omate TrueSmart.
Fleksy Android has a full menu of settings where we find a tutorial that explains how it works and the different gestures that you can do while using the list of available languages ??(Spanish included) design parameters and functions and even a game of speed to try to break the world record keystrokes.
Fleksy is now available on Google Play and download free although we only use it for 30 days after that time the cost is € 2.79 to be paid through a payment in-app. Meanwhile the Beta version of the application will continue to run which are already testing new languages.
[app]com.syntellia.fleksy.kb[/app]
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