Slidy Press Keyboard

on lolipop, its missing after installed. I have check at setting but no option for slidypress

I tried a lot of keyboards but this one raines top 3 for me. I suggest adding one more sub-keyboard with common emoticons and a direction button and autocorrect. But the layout of the main abc board is genius. How do you use the dual button feature?

Good

The keys are big and arranged so that vowels and most commonly used letters are tap, keeping sliding to a minimum. Also sliding is all left to right, simpler than multi-directional sliding. My only complaint, the keyboard is dull looking and needs some color and contrast, With my not-so-good eyesight, the letters are somewhat hard to see.

This is ideal on smaller screens where the keys of a full-size keyboard become awkwardly small. The most common letters are accessible by tapping, the others by sliding. Only a few problems with the current version: 1. When sliding right from the "u" key, a backspace will be triggered which should not happen. Typing "appropriate" by swiping to the right only, results in "prpriate". 2. The secondary (swipe) letters are difficult to read on small screens, the contrast could be better. The font for the entire keyboard should be a little bolder too. 3. When swiping, the pop-up window should always show the letter that will be inserted, instead of the key that happens to be under my finger.

Like it a lot. Still getting use to the placement, but it's getting easier every text. Please add auto-capitalization! And a dictionary/suggestion bar would be nice.

I tried a lot of keyboards but this one ranis top 3

Someone put together all the features I was looking for in a keyboard. The buttons are larger. The sliding is simple to learn. The letters are arranged for easy one thumb typing instead of that outdated qwerty layout. I would only ask for some cursor arrows, a more central position for e and r. and to bring closer letters that are often used together...like ing,ion, ly, and ed.

I've been using Slidy Press Keyboard for about a month. It took me a short while to get used to it, about one week. After that I was able to type at a decent speed, and soon became able to type quickly and accurately. I like Slidy Press Keyboard because it gives me full control over what I type: I can choose whether I want to use uppercase at the start of sentences, I can easily alternate between using short-forms and full words, etc. It's also fun! - Short learning period (about 1 week) - Keyboard configuration has some resemblance to QWERT keyboard to facilitate learning - Efficient typing: More commonly used letters are tapped, less commonly used letters are slid - Keys are bigger than default keyboard, so it is a lot less likely to misclick keys - Commonly used punctuation are easily assessed from the main keyboard: period, comma, exclamation, question, inverted comma - Easy to input spaces and line breaks - Two methods of typing uppercase: Uppercase for the next letter, and uppercase mode (PC Capslock style) - No auto-correction: offers full control of spelling, upper/lowercase, punctuation, spacing while still being efficient - Really fun to use once you get the hang of it

Great keyboard! Easy to use and beats all the small keys found in other keyboards that are prone to typo errors. Love it!! 5 stars

its so cool & easy to use. love it!

nice... speed things up once you get the hang of it. Great stuff!

Nice

Awesome to type in! Will never mistype due to huge thumbs! The design is elegant too and makes me type super fast! LOVE IT!!

The keys are big and arranged so that vowels and most commonly used letters are tap, keeping sliding to a minimum. Also sliding is all left to right, simpler than multi-directional sliding. My only complaint, the keyboard is dull looking and needs some color and contrast, With my not-so-good eyesight, the letters are somewhat hard to see.

Like it a lot. Still getting use to the placement, but it's getting easier every text. Please add auto-capitalization! And a dictionary/suggestion bar would be nice.

Someone put together all the features I was looking for in a keyboard. The buttons are larger. The sliding is simple to learn. The letters are arranged for easy one thumb typing instead of that outdated qwerty layout. I would only ask for some cursor arrows, a more central position for e and r. and to bring closer letters that are often used together...like ing,ion, ly, and ed.

I've been using Slidy Press Keyboard for about a month. It took me a short while to get used to it, about one week. After that I was able to type at a decent speed, and soon became able to type quickly and accurately. I like Slidy Press Keyboard because it gives me full control over what I type: I can choose whether I want to use uppercase at the start of sentences, I can easily alternate between using short-forms and full words, etc. It's also fun! - Short learning period (about 1 week) - Keyboard configuration has some resemblance to QWERT keyboard to facilitate learning - Efficient typing: More commonly used letters are tapped, less commonly used letters are slid - Keys are bigger than default keyboard, so it is a lot less likely to misclick keys - Commonly used punctuation are easily assessed from the main keyboard: period, comma, exclamation, question, inverted comma - Easy to input spaces and line breaks - Two methods of typing uppercase: Uppercase for the next letter, and uppercase mode (PC Capslock style) - No auto-correction: offers full control of spelling, upper/lowercase, punctuation, spacing while still being efficient - Really fun to use once you get the hang of it

Great keyboard! Easy to use and beats all the small keys found in other keyboards that are prone to typo errors. Love it!! 5 stars

its so cool & easy to use. love it!

nice... speed things up once you get the hang of it. Great stuff!

Nice

Awesome to type in! Will never mistype due to huge thumbs!