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Originally Posted by Buehler445
I got it to work on the samsung keyboard. It is an option buried in there. Is a keyboard app wort it in that it's got enough better features that it is worth the trouble of downloading?
I need office and I don't want to pay for it.
On ios I shut down the apps because it can rob processing power and cause a little lag.
Makes sense as to why I'm not getting responses, but if there are no real differentiating features from ios, it may not be worth the hassle of grtting tied into android.
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Swiftkey is awesome, but there are others out there you can play with.
Microsoft Office mobile is free as far as I know. There are a half dozen others that you could try as well.
The differentiating features are mostly just that you can do whatever you want. That doesn't mean that App X for iOS is going to be shittier than App X for Android, but you can find an app to just about anything you could hope for. Don't like the keyboard? Replace it. Don't like the Camera app? Find a different one. Don't like the built-in email app? Same deal.
Android is much more about experimenting and finding apps that you like rather than trying out the one that everyone talks about. iOS = one size fits all. Android = play around until you get it working the way you like it.
Oh, and paying half the price for equivalent technology.