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[John Rhino]

Anyone else use predictive text on their phone and has downloaded the latest updatve from Samsung?
I've always been a big fan of the Android system but now it's almost unusable for tdwtgmg (or this forum)

Words cannot be added mid text - see above and the switch between predictive and normal keyboard entry hidden in the settings

Utter rubbish and dmmtgg to make my next phone begin with an i

Those two words are texting and enough by the way. :-)

[stimpo-and-kat]

Seems alright on the sony xperia z

[Amber Avenger]

If it's bothering you that much you can download different keyboards that are much more manageable from the Google Store - might cost you about 70p but it's well worth it. I do agree the samsung keyboards are rubbish. The one on my android tablet is called Swiftkey, think they do a mobile version too. I'd recommend it, certainly a lot more customisable than the default option.

Edited by Amber Avenger, 16 March 2013 - 04:53 PM.

[Johnoco]

I post almost everything from a Galaxy S2 these days and don't have any problems.....

[steef]

Predictive text is something I've never gotten on with. No issues using the keyboard on my S2.

[John Rhino]

I post almost everything from a Galaxy S2 these days and don't have any problems.....

Using predictive text and the jellybeans update?

[Johnoco]

Using predictive text and the jellybeans update?

Yes predictive text (once you get used to it its a lot easier) but no to Jellybean. I found it a pain and sacked it.

[John Rhino]

Yes predictive text (once you get used to it its a lot easier) but no to Jellybean. I found it a pain and sacked it.

Well exactly. It's the jellybean bit I'm complaining about. Have downloaded SwiftKey free trial but it does not have the 4 / 3 keyboard. I'm never satisfied