Although all smartphones are equipped with their own default keyboard, it may not necessarily suit all users for various reasons. Fortunately, Google Play offers a fairly large selection of third-party keyboards, from which you will surely choose the right one. In today's article, we will introduce you to five of them.
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Gboard
Gboard is a free software keyboard from Google that offers a variety of useful features. You can use, for example, one-stroke typing or voice input, but Gboard also offers support for handwriting, integration of animated GIFs, support for entering input in multiple languages, or perhaps a search bar for emoticons.
SwiftKey
Popular keyboards also include the one called SwiftKey, which is owned by Microsoft. Microsoft SwiftKey gradually remembers all the specifics of your typing and thus gradually speeds up and makes your work more efficient. It also offers an integrated emoji keyboard, support for embedding animated GIFs, smart auto-corrections and much more.
Fleksy
Fleksy is a very interesting keyboard that offers rich customization options. You can choose one of the themes offered, use the search in private mode, but also send animated GIFs, stickers, use smart automatic corrections or install widgets.
Ginger Keyboard
Among other things, the software keyboard called Ginger Keyboard is characterized primarily by an advanced autocorrection method, within which it can check and verify not only individual expressions, but also entire sentences. It also offers support for more than five dozen languages, support for Emoji, Emoji Art, animated GIFs, or even word prediction.
1C Big Keyboard
As the name suggests, the 1C Big Keyboard app will suit especially those who need a keyboard with really, really big buttons. 1C Keyboard guarantees great visibility, comfortable operation even for those users who find it difficult to type on keyboards with small buttons, but also the ability to change effects, input modes and the ability to change themes.
