SwiftKey Keyboard with Flow for Phone and Tablet On Sale $1.99 Reg. $3.99 - Android App * Now includes Amazon App Store

Quote from kumo : I got Flow working just fine from Amazon's SwiftKey. I installed this one, a free app of the day back in 2011: http://www.amazon.com/TouchType-L...B005D9MUWY

Same here. You will only get the update from Amazon's app store.

Quote from anotherguy : This says more about you than the app. Or at the very least, your depth of conversation within the phone realm.

ROFL.

I just did that with the spacebar.

Awesome! Super fast keyboard.

Quote from thehighroller : try Swype, it's free.

Used to love Swype but its been freezing on my GS3 and had to switch back to stock.

Quote from kumo : I got Flow working just fine from Amazon's SwiftKey. I installed this one, a free app of the day back in 2011: http://www.amazon.com/TouchType-L...B005D9MUWY

Sweet! I almost paid for it again on Google Play too. I uninstalled it from Google Play store and had to search my Amazon cloud for SwiftKey 3 which I got for free a while back.

Easily worth $1.99 though. Heck, I'd even pay $5 for this. Swype has officially been usurped.

Quote from Thwick : Repped, thanks! I love this much better than Swype, which is the one that came with my phone. Now that the flow is out of beta, i'm all in.

How is it different from Swype? Sound like the same thing just different company

Quote from JMUFly : Probably a stupid question, but is there any way to import dictionaries into these? I have added tons of words to swype, and hate the idea of starting over again. I am guessing that's not possible, but it sure would be nice... those of us using phones to talk work jargon could really use this feature.

During install, there is the option to learn from SMS messages, which scans all messages you have sent for new words. Granted, it's not using an old dictionary, but if you're like me and texts only get deleted when you hit the limit, it picked up a great majority of my custom dictionary.

OK I am going to try the free version to see if it is worth all the hypes.

Quote from kumo : I got Flow working just fine from Amazon's SwiftKey. I installed this one, a free app of the day back in 2011: http://www.amazon.com/TouchType-L...B005D9MUWY

Why does it say SwiftKey 3 when you have it installed and updated?

Thanks OP, updated my Amazon version from 2011

I got Swiftkey for free from Amazon.

Too bad Amazon doesn't have Flow yet and will probably try to charge me for it.

Quote from IdleHacker : Same here. Haven't been able to find the difference(s) other than that the tablet version has the option for a split keyboard

I bought it, great price and I am pretty addicted to flow.

I have been using this app since the $0.25 sale a few months back. I'm a pretty accurate/slow tablet/phone typer, so for me, I can't boast how great the app is at correcting my mistakes. However, I do think it's predictive suggestions are much better than Jelly Bean's keyboard.

I also like the ability to change the keyboard theme, but miss the numbers across the top (I'm used to it now, though)

I didn't know about the update until the OP made this thread. I went to the Google Play store, clicked on install and updated my tablet and phone to the lastest version and have Flow now.

I have it for amazon, but contemplating getting it through play. I hate amazons app, the app has to be installed/running in the back ground to use what you get for "free"