SwiftKey Flow might already be installed on your Samsung GALAXY Note II
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SwiftKey Flow appears on the Samsung GALAXY Note II |
While SwiftKey has been an extremely succesful third party virtual QWERTY option for Android users, the main advantage it has over the competition is with text prediction. While the app is normally priced at $3.98 for either Android flavored smartphones or tablets, a free version that works for one month is available. SwiftKey is the number one app in 30 countries and has sold over 1.5 million copies.
Does your Samsung GALAXY Note II offer a fully functional SwiftKey Flow? Let us know by dropping a comment in the box below. Also, since it is germane to the issue, let us know which carrier's name graces the unit in your possession.
source: Phandroid
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11 Comments
1. Lawliet posted on 30 Nov 2012, 03:07 0 0
Since when can 3rd-party apps be installed in stock ?
8. laheelahee posted on 30 Nov 2012, 09:25 0 0
my phone came with: fb, twitter, youtube, skype, slacker, etc
11. Lawliet posted on 30 Nov 2012, 16:42 0 0
Aren't those free apps ?
Swiftkey is not free, afaict.
2. JonBjSig posted on 30 Nov 2012, 03:08 0 0
Does anyone have any idea when Swiftkey Flow will be released to the Play Store?
5. MalakiMills posted on 30 Nov 2012, 05:52 0 0
It's there on my Verizon Note 2, but I can't get the keyboard to look like swiftkeys. When I turn it on it still is Samsung's keyboard with the blue trace line.
6. taz89 posted on 30 Nov 2012, 08:33 1 0
if am correct and i think i am is that samsung have licensed the technology from swiftkey to use on their own keyboard...so you get all the swiftkey features but on a samsung skinned keyboard.
9. MalakiMills posted on 30 Nov 2012, 10:13 0 0
Oh excellent, swiftkey is my favorite keyboard as of right now so that's a nice thing to know that i don't need to add on a separate app.
10. taz89 posted on 30 Nov 2012, 10:30 0 0
Mines too so can't wait till they release swiftkey flow on the play store...
7. yatmiko posted on 30 Nov 2012, 09:09 0 0
Yes it is in the samsung keyboard, work fine on my N7100
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