Better still, using Swype doesn't deprive you of the predictive-text capabilities offered by the new iOS 8 keyboard those guesses still appear as you type or swipe. And you can always tap-type if you need to, such as for proper names, abbreviations, and the like. In my experience, the software is amazingly accurate at identifying the word I'm, er, swiping. Instead of tapping a letter, lifting your finger, then tapping the next one, you simply drag your finger from one letter to the next, effectively tracing the entire word instead of tap-typing it. It costs 99 cents, whereas SwiftKey is free, but to my thinking there's no faster, easier way to input text on an iPhone.įor those unfamiliar with the concept - and it is something of a concept - Swype relies on gesture-based input. Use the search function to hunt for GIFS and Emoji to suit every occasion.In the few days since iOS 8 debuted, I'd say SwiftKey has received the lion's share of media attention - but I encourage you to try Swype. Read more: How to change themes and designs Quickly access your keyboard Themes and change up your look by scrolling through the designs on offer or designing your own.
The Clipboard allows you to copy and paste clips or create Shortcuts for faster insertion. The Microsoft SwiftKey Clipboard houses all of the text you've copied for later use. Read more: How to add and search for GIFS
Read more: How to use Emoji with Microsoft SwiftKeyĪdd and send animated images from all your favorite apps. Here you can choose from hundreds of different emoji spread across an assortment of categories. Tapping on the emoji icon will open the emoji panel.
Just tap the '+' to the left of the prediction bar.Īt the time of writing Toolbar is the new home for the following features: The Toolbar is easily accessible from your Microsoft SwiftKey Keyboard. Toolbar is the new way to get faster and easier access to your favorite Microsoft SwiftKey features.
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