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By Joe Hindy March 17, 2014
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The stock keyboard that comes on a device is usually passable, but always seems to leave one wanting something more. The good news is there is a lot of third party keyboard options and some of them are pretty spectacular. Which keyboard is best for you? We dont know because everyones typing needs are different but in this list, well explore the best third party Android keyboard options and hopefully that helps you find one thats right for you. If youd rather watch, we have a video above. Do note the list has been updated since the video came out so the most up to date list is below.
AI Type Keyboard Plus
[Price: $3.99]
First up on our list is AI Type Keyboard Plus. This is versatile keyboard gives you a lot of options all inside of an eye friendly interface. The various menus in this keyboard app look really well designed, and the keyboard is fairly accurate too. It also tries to compete with SwiftKey in terms of word prediction and its fairly accurate. The theming is top notch and its worth a shot. Get it on Google play.
Hackers Keyboard
[Price: Free]
Next on our list is Hackers Keyboard. This keyboard app has been around for quite some time and has been consistently popular among its somewhat small, but loyal fanbase. One of the really cool features with this app is that it has the ability to set up a keyboard like you could find on any Windows computer which includes things like the function keys, alt, tab, ctrl, etc. You can resize the keyboard to four rows to make it look like your standard Android keyboard or you can set it independently based on rotation. So if youre looking for a decent keyboard for portrait mode and a full-sized keyboard for landscape mode, Hackers Keyboard will do the job. Get it on Google play.
Smart Keyboard PRO
[Price: $2.69]
Smart Keyboard PRO has been competitor in the keyboard market for a very long time now. While it may not look like much at first, it has improved leaps and bounds compared to earlier versions of the keyboard in terms of functionality. However, one of its hallmark themes is still the Gingerbread keyboard, which may put some people off. It can be themed although the process is a little difficult. Its a solid keyboard and worth looking at. Get it on Google play.
Continued here: http://www.androidtablets.net/forum...6666-best-keyboard-android-apps-part-2-a.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=lIE3SqrHxVM
The stock keyboard that comes on a device is usually passable, but always seems to leave one wanting something more. The good news is there is a lot of third party keyboard options and some of them are pretty spectacular. Which keyboard is best for you? We dont know because everyones typing needs are different but in this list, well explore the best third party Android keyboard options and hopefully that helps you find one thats right for you. If youd rather watch, we have a video above. Do note the list has been updated since the video came out so the most up to date list is below.
[Price: $3.99]
First up on our list is AI Type Keyboard Plus. This is versatile keyboard gives you a lot of options all inside of an eye friendly interface. The various menus in this keyboard app look really well designed, and the keyboard is fairly accurate too. It also tries to compete with SwiftKey in terms of word prediction and its fairly accurate. The theming is top notch and its worth a shot. Get it on Google play.
[Price: Free]
Next on our list is Hackers Keyboard. This keyboard app has been around for quite some time and has been consistently popular among its somewhat small, but loyal fanbase. One of the really cool features with this app is that it has the ability to set up a keyboard like you could find on any Windows computer which includes things like the function keys, alt, tab, ctrl, etc. You can resize the keyboard to four rows to make it look like your standard Android keyboard or you can set it independently based on rotation. So if youre looking for a decent keyboard for portrait mode and a full-sized keyboard for landscape mode, Hackers Keyboard will do the job. Get it on Google play.
[Price: $2.69]
Smart Keyboard PRO has been competitor in the keyboard market for a very long time now. While it may not look like much at first, it has improved leaps and bounds compared to earlier versions of the keyboard in terms of functionality. However, one of its hallmark themes is still the Gingerbread keyboard, which may put some people off. It can be themed although the process is a little difficult. Its a solid keyboard and worth looking at. Get it on Google play.
Continued here: http://www.androidtablets.net/forum...6666-best-keyboard-android-apps-part-2-a.html
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