10 Best Android Apps Of 2012
12/19/2012 Check out these 10 gems that stood out from the crowd of 700,000 Android apps.
12/19/2012 Check out these 10 gems that stood out from the crowd of 700,000 Android apps.
SwiftKey 3
Hate Android's stock keyboard? SwiftKey 3 is a great alternative for $4. Version 3, which debuted in 2012, features smarter spelling correction and a larger space bar, and the UI is easier to use overall. SwiftKey's word-prediction skills are mostly spot-on. The app learns your writing style, and is very good at predicting which word you'll type next. It even predicts people's names and places you frequent. You can personalize SwiftKey by syncing it with your Gmail, Facebook, and Twitter accounts, and with blog posts.
Many Android phones come with the ubiquitous Swype app, which lets you spell words on a screen keyboard by sliding a finger from letter to letter. If SwiftKey 3 isn't your thing, check out the latest Swype beta here.
RECOMMENDED READING
Google's Android Malware Detection Falls Short
4 Smartphone Upgrade Pitfalls For SMBs
Schmidt: Apple, Google Waging A Cold War
Google Play Opens Private App Store For Businesses
Android Jelly Bean More Than Doubles Market Presence
How Samsung Galaxy Note II Won Me Over
10 Essential Android Apps For Work, Home
Outlook.Com Gets Android App, More Features
 |
To upload an avatar photo, first complete your Disqus profile. | View the list of supported HTML tags you can use to style comments. | Please read our commenting policy. |
Featured Webcasts
- Quick Tips for Managing Mobile Users
- Next-Generation Technology for Information Management: Highlights from Information on Demand 2012
- Mobile Strategies: Harnessing the IT Consumerization Deluge
- Can Your Endpoints Help You Manage Your Organization's Network?
- Competitive Intelligence - A Strategic Business Driver?
- Mobile Gaming Gold Rush: The Best Ways to Migrate and Make Money
Featured Whitepapers