The team behind the
wildly popular SwiftKey Flow keyboard have just issued a quick update to their
VIP community as version 4.0.0.61. In the latest update to the SwiftKey Flow
beta you’ll enjoy tons of bug fixes, enhanced features, a better typing
experience, and overall better performance. Their keyboard is still in the
testing phase but works wonderfully, so read on for the full change log and
known issues.
SwiftKey didn’t just
update us all with a change log, they went a step ahead and mentioned what’s
new, things to be aware of, as well as a full known issues list. All of this
has been detailed over at the SwiftKey Flow Blog. One of SwiftKey’s best
features is being able to flow not just a word, but an entire sentence without
lifting a finger. Then it predicts everything using their prediction engine and
even puts in the spaces. Their previous beta if you make a mistake on a word,
any word, the entire sentence was lost when you hit backspace — a real bummer.
I
can happily confirm they’ve integrated a “save sentence” feature they’re
calling Flow-through-space auto commit: if you flow-through space but mess up
your last word, all the prior words will be inserted (instead of losing all the
words). They’ve fixed that pesky double capitalization issue, fixed memory
errors and much more.
Here’s
their huge detailed update information:
- Flow-through-space auto commit:
if you flow-through space but mess up your last word, all the prior words
will be inserted (instead of losing all the words).
- Flow in landscape on tablets (not
on split layout with numpad).
- Battery usage improved (when
flowing and when not in use).
- Performance of flowing and
tapping improved.
- Long press of bottom-right (smiley/enter)
button now works.
- Fixed some force close issues.
- Fixed some memory leaks.
- Predictions not lost when changing keyboard layout (e.g. to symbols).
- Fixed Double Capitalization issue.
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