We will not complain about the small screen size (and as a consequence - an awkward use of input method swype). The model of the phone is not very modern, but the tested software is equal both for iPhone 6 Plus and iPhone 4S. So, we have iOS-based (version 8.1) iPhone 4S. While testing we used two languages – Russian and English, so we’ll mention necessarily about the function of language switching. To understand if it’s worth additional efforts, let’s first take a closer look at the native iOS 8 keyboard. It is very important to compare their possibilities. The tenth one is a native keyboard presented in the system initially. And further we will talk about nine third-party keyboards for iOS 8. And you know, the answer has already been given in the appropriate material. As soon as it happened, there were plenty of questions in the style "how to change the keyboard in iOS 8?".
It is a pity that the keyboard for iOS 7 is not created - this opportunity has appeared only in iOS 8. Besides, the majority of the reviewed apps offer a cover in the iOS style, so that there are no visible distinctions. In comparison with the native keyboard, third-party ones have some advantages: new options, inputting of the text by sliding your finger, saving the settings in the "cloud", a whole bunch of covers, and of course additional characters.
So we can be sure of their realization on the new platform in the near future.
Popkey app android#
The Android OS is compatible with tens of excellent and hundreds of midrange keyboards, including those, which have interface of the iOS keyboard, quite attractive, by the way. We were not the exception, but decided to move slightly further, and to prepare some special material about new apps. Practically in every iOS 8 review the possibility of installing third-party keyboards is mentioned.
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