keyboard for android,the best apps

Keyboard options and some of them are pretty spectacular. Which keyboard is best for you? We do not know because the writing needs of each person are different, but here we will explore the best keyboard options for third-party Android and hopefully that helps you find one that is right for you. If you prefer to see, we have a video above. Please note the list has been updated since the video came out so most so far is listed below

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Find the Android keyboard is perfect is not easy task-there are so many to choose from and most of them are large, depending on the type of typist you are. You responded with way more keyboards than we could note here, but some certainly rose above the ranks.

One of the advantages of Android users have enjoyed for a long time is the ability to change the stock keyboard for a third preferred solution. Over the years, has the largest selection and quality of available applications has continued to improve.

So while our friends using iOS will still have to wait until iOS reaches eight tests these things themselves in Android have a good selection to choose from.

SwiftKey

SwiftKey still does that very well, and if you activate it (and is optional), you can learn from your emails, social networks, text messages, and to automatically populate your friends names, addresses, favorite words and more. SwiftKey also supports multiple keyboard layouts on screen, multiple sizes of keyboard, phone and tablet friendly designs that can be moved around the screen, themes and customization options, and the timing of the cloud to the custom dictionary and text saved, so you do not start from scratch on a new device. Of course, it is also compatible with the gesture typing and whack-a-kind, including their role as "flow through space" which allows you to write whole sentences without lifting your finger. Also, did we mention that the keyboard once the premium is now free on Google Play

GO Keyboard

GO Keyboard suffer the same stigma as other products GO. Some people love it and some people absolutely hate it. That said, GO Keyboard is a fun option if you like the keyboard to look really busy. There are issues galore along with things like the emoji support. The only problem is that it is very busy almost to the point of being cartoonish. It's free, though, and that's always a big plus

Minuum

Minuum offers something very different, unique even, between applications keyboard. As implied by its name, is a minimalist keyboard Minuum probably taking as little screen space as possible for a keyboard and relying on a strong auto-correction engine to make sure you're not just writing jibberish. As such there is a bit of a learning curve when getting to grips with it first, but once you're past that is as productive as anyone else. 

And it has a free version to try for 30 days, too.

Fleksy

Fleksy minimalist appearance on screen a lot of power under the hood. True keyboard focus is on speed and accuracy extremely high. The standard QWERTY layout is fine and all, but where it shines the keyboard is that when you start typing, the design of the keyboard changes to ensure that the cards you need are right there next to the side of your finger. We rejoice when he arrived on Android, with its exceptional engine automatic correction, invisible keyboards, auto-punctuation, and several themes throughout the ride. One thing to note, though-Fleksy is designed for typists footage, not people who love or are used for gesture-write. You can pick it up for $ 4 at Google Play, or take the free version first to become familiar with its features.

Swype

Over time, Swype has perfected his engine blow-to-type, improving its predictive text engine and dictionaries added crowdsourced given options to users for customization, and out of beta Google Play, wearing Dragon Dictation text a voice, thanks to its new parent company, Nuance. Now, Swype has options split keyboard and tablet-friendly designs, excellent voice recognition, writing smooth and easy language switching