by Bogdan Bele, 1 week ago

This Samsung Galaxy S4 Bluetooth keyboard could be very useful to you, if you’re always on the road, typing long emails and you don’t like using the virtual keyboard. Even with the Google Keyboard for…

by David Gonzales, 1 week ago

If you have been searching for an easy way to get the whole Nexus typing experience for Android onto your own device, we’re here to tell you that your search is over. Today, Google Keyboard…

by Gary Sims, 5 months ago

A new version of Swype is out and this one has a new feature which  Nuance Communications, the people behind Dragon Dictate and Swype, called Living Language. Swype Living Language uses crowdsourcing to find new trending words…

by Alvin Ybañez, 5 months ago

One of the pleasures I experience with Android devices is that I can use third-party keyboard apps on my device. The Google Play Store offers a huge selection of keyboard apps that change the stock…

by J. Angelo Racoma, 7 months ago

Google has learned much from the developer community, and is actually incorporating popular tweaks and functionalities whenever it releases major updates. For instance, Android smartphone and tablet users benefit from alternative keyboards like Swype, which…

by Chris Smith, 7 months ago

We still have no idea when Android 4.2 Jelly Bean will be rolled out to existing Nexus devices, but at least we can tell you that an early version of the new keyboard app found…

by Robert Nelson, 8 months ago

Those using the Swype Beta keyboard app may want to download this latest release as it brings a few new features. And for those yet to use the keyboard, now seems like as good a…

by Paul Nuñal, 11 months ago

Swype is back with a vengeance and this time around, it certainly means business. The new Swype Beta has just been released to the public and if you’re one of the lucky few who have…

by Chris Smith, 12 months ago

Typing is an essential part of the experience of using an Android device. Most of us type everyday, be it text messages, emails, posts, memos, or simple searches. When typing on an Android smartphone becomes cumbersome,…

by Bogdan Petrovan, 1 year ago

Smart keyboards apps are an essential category of application for many Android users. Thanks to features like word prediction, smart error correction, and optimized key layouts, smart keyboards allows you to take your smartphone typing…

by Ken East, 1 year ago

Do you have very big fingers? Many users have problems typing on their mobile phones because they have big fingers, which in turn causes inaccurate typing because the letters on the onscreen keyboard are so…

by Carl Parker, 1 year ago

If you’ve just recently ditched physical keys for a sleek touchscreen phone, typing on imaginary letters on screen can be quite a challenge. Thankfully, Android is all about options, but with so many options laid…

by Matthew Sabatini, 1 year ago

Did you ever get the feeling that 26 keys is just way to much for your smartphone screen? Well, that’s exactly how Google feels. Today, on this fine April 1st, Google has released Gmail Tap….

by Ankit Banerjee, 1 year ago

  In a world where high-end mobile devices (like the HTC One X, Samsung Galaxy S2, or the Apple iPhone 4S, to name a few) increasingly incorporate the functionality of a standard PC, one of…

by Matthew Sabatini, 1 year ago

Sure, going full-size touchscreens might be the new trend, but touchscreen keyboards will never beat physical keyboards. In fact, one of the original and best-selling Android devices of all times was a full-qwerty phone, the Motorola Droid….