Popular keyboards SwiftKey has secured its popularity primarily on Android mobile devices, as it iOS arrived only this year together with iOS 8, because the previous version iOS did not allow third-party keyboards. Now it is also popular on the iPhone and iPad. This is also proven by the fact that in 24 hours downloaded over 1 users. Another advantage is that the keyboard is free, you can download it directly here. One of the main advantages SwiftKey is the ability to type using strokes, which is also possible with the Swype keyboard, which is now free, as we wrote about in the article Download Swype Keyboard absolutely free!
The video below shows what it would look like to type using swipes on a physical keyboard, so it has raised keys. The video is of course just a joke, but it is possible that in a few years it will also be on, for example, MacBookonly touch keyboard, in which case on itself SwiftKey for Mac won't keep you waiting long.
Still slower, like tactile typing with all ten, plus I don't have to look at the keys
//Meshugener
And still less pleasant than dictating to a young and pretty secretary... However, the application is apparently intended for someone else.
The app makes no sense…
//saddako
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It's just an older April Fool's video, but it's still sad that classic tactile typing is starting to disappear with all ten and all sorts of crazy substitutes are being sought.
I tried it on Android years ago and turned it off a few times as a trick, but this was fun :)