ITbomb:

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MizMyColi:


Hi
Goodafternoon

ITbomb:

Kul dear, how market

Which market ?

ITbomb:
Google has introduced a new input keyboard that pose to simplify handwriting input on Android. The new Google Handwriting Input keyboard intelligently recognizes your scribble on the screen and converts it to text in your text box. It can also translate your writing to text in 82 different languages.

Google says that the new keyboard app supports both cursive and print writing as well as suggesting a suitable emojis when you draw out a smiley face.
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You can download and set it as your default keyboard or as one of the input options on your Android device. Switching to it is easy if you are using the default Google Keyboard by touching the globe icon beside the spacebar. However, if you are using another keyboard app, you will have to select it from the list of your installed keyboard to use it.

You can download it directly from ,here or from Playstore

Although it is possible that this new writing keyboard may not replace your touch typing, it is still a nice option to have in case you want to try the new feature and it is also very efficient especially in big screen device or devices with the S pen.

http://ityunit..com/2015/04/new-handwriting-keyboard-from-google.html

Pavore9:
What of those who have jagajaga handwriting?

kazzonline:


na cos of us google make This app,lts in the description, ur Jaga Jaga handwritn would become beautiful, Thinking of getn a stylus I am Loving This app.lts The best

citizenjuwon:
there is no basis for comparison brother. I guess you have not been using the swift key correctly. I type an average of 3 words per seconds on swift key. No other key could do that except the inaccurate google voice input keyboard.