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[iOS] Type Nine Keyboard - Swipe & Tap with T9 App Free (Was $5.99) @ iTunes

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[iOS] Type Nine Keyboard - Swipe & Tap with T9 App Free (Was $5.99) @ iTunes
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Lizard Spock on 21/08/2017 - 07:52 itunes.apple.com (773 clicks)
Last edited 21/08/2017 - 07:54

Type Nine Keyboard is free for the first time. The ultimate typing experience is rated 4/5 on iTunes and has a download size of 38MB.

Please note: Type Nine currently supports 34 languages listed at the bottom.

Swiping:
Type Nine is the first keyboard ever to combine a keypad layout with swiping. Typing by swiping is a seamless experience and once you've picked up the movements, you will type faster and more effortlessly than ever before.

Multiple languages at the same time:
Type Nine suggests words from multiple languages at the same time. No need to switch keyboard to type in a different Language.

VoiceOver:
If you're using VoiceOver, Type Nine will be a pleasent improvement to your daily typing.

Remembers your words:
If a word is not in the dictionary you can type it manually with ease, and Type Nine will remember it for you. Every time you write a word, Type Nine will adjust its behavior so that the most used word is suggested first.

Easy to follow tutorials:
Getting started with Type Nine is easy. Everything is put together in an intuitive manner, and if you want to start using all the efficient hidden gems, there are tutorials to explain how to do that.

Themes:
Type Nine features a handfull of different themes to suite your mood or taste.

Emojis:
All the iOS emojis with easy access. Your most used smileys are easily accessed by a single swipe.

Delete so sweet:
The backspace button in Type Nine is nothing short of a miracle. By swiping left you delete an entire word, but by swiping slowly you can precision delete much better than simply holding down backspace. You can even undo what you deleted or cut it to a different position by swiping down on delete.

Moving the cursor:
No more cramps in your fingers trying to move the cursor to the correct position. Simply swipe left or right on space to move the cursor an entire word at a time, or swipe slowly to position precisely.

Resizing for big screens:
If you're using an iPhone 6 plus or an iPad, you can easily resize the keyboard to a better size for one-handed typing.

Supported languages:
English
Spanish
Portuguese
Russian
German
Danish
French
Turkish
Italian
Dutch
Norwegian
Polish
Greek
Romanian
Bosnian
Catala
Czech
Basque
Finnish
Irish
Croatian
Hungarian
Lithuanian
Latvian
Slovak
Slovene
Albanian
Swedish
Serbian latin
Serbian cyrillics
Bulgarian
Scottish Gaelic
Galician
Manx

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closed Comments

  • 87percent on 21/08/2017 - 09:47

    "The ultimate typing experience is rated 4/5 on iTunes"… from 8 reviews

  • jlogic on 21/08/2017 - 10:02

    What is a good keyboard for iOS been using the standard one.

    • DASHCAM NOW DUDE on 21/08/2017 - 11:11
      +3

      I like GBoard from Google.

    • Pricebeat on 21/08/2017 - 19:06

      IOS11 has one handed keyboard built in

  • dealmaker on 21/08/2017 - 15:01

    Been using swiftkey for couple of years on ios. Best alternative ever to the stock keyboard, it also does swype and it is free, with lots of options. Hope this helps someone.

    • fredblogs on 21/08/2017 - 20:37

      Better than gboard?

      • dealmaker on 22/08/2017 - 08:41

        Haven't tried gboard, liked swiftkey and stayed with it

  • m00seTheC0wSnake on 21/08/2017 - 15:02

    With these 3rd party keyboards. Is there some way to find out if they're logging keystrokes?

    • jlogic on 21/08/2017 - 15:58
      +1

      Just installed SwiftKey and from my days on Android they all do log keystrokes it's what they do with it that you need to check their respective policies. They normally log to provide analytics and stats for your typing.

      Used SwiftKey on my Note 2 as that was the stock keyboard but was labelled as Samsung. Then on my Nexus it was Google keyboard.

      I noticed on iOS the keyboard switches back to the standard one when you come across a password field. This is good for the security minded folk.

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