It’s very easy to pick up and get the hang of and once you’ve mastered it, it allows for faster typing and texting than ye olde method. Swype, if you’ve not heard of it before, allows you to create words by drawing gestures and shapes across its Qwerty keypad. Swype is the world-famous record-breaking text input method that revolutionised texting on touchscreen phones back in 2009. Voice dictation makes up the ‘Speak’ part of Flext T9, and ‘Trace’ mode allows you to make up words on the Qwerty by joining the dots between letters on the pad with your finger.Īs well as this, there’s a handwriting recognition mode, where you enter individual letters or words (‘Write’) and ‘Tap’ which offers you a dedicated hunt and peck style typing mode.Īs well as working on Android phones, the same app is optimised for Honeycomb devices like the Xoom as well. Though a bit of a mouthful it pretty much sums up what this keyboard is about in a nutshell. So its fair to say that these guys know a think or two about how people put words together.įlext T9’s full name is ‘Flext T9 Speak-Trace-Write-Tap’. However there are some more interesting-looking and easier to use keyboards out there that will look a bit nicer and increase your typing/texting speeds.īrief History Lesson: Flext T9 is developed by Nuance, a company which owns Tegic, the Seattle-based company which famously developed T9, better known across the world as predictive text. The basic Android keyboard is ok, boasting a sensible layout and offering simple text predictions. Swapping the default Android keyboard for one of the many available keyboards is a good idea. So far we’ve looked at basic things like changing skins and launchers, choosing a music player as well as and tips/things to consider when designing wallpapers. One of the great things about the Android platform is the ability to modify, customise and alter the appearance and functionality of your phone in a near infinite number of ways.
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