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How did you make keyboard input so good on Windows Phone? | One Dev Question with Laura Butler
Play How did you make keyboard input so good on Windows Phone? | One Dev Question with Laura Butler
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Some fond memories of Windows Phone from Laura Butler. She explains how they made the keyboard work so well.
Want to know more about Laura's projects at Microsoft? Check out this article from 2014: http://msft.social/RxPXeM
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The Discussion
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Doug Wheeler Unfortunately, when Microsoft chose SwiftKey instead of Word Flow on iOS, the accuracy dropped off dramatically. I still don't understand why they would should the obviously inferior product.
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davidsonsousa Windows Phone was ahead of its time. -
SANDEEPMA After they swapped the auto-correct keyboard on Windows Mobile 10 with the sloppy acquisition of that crappy swift thingie, I was forced to disable autocorrect and go back to that stone-age approach of correcting manually, rather than being embarrassed with my typos almost like how apple phone users are. But no big deal, almost everything was ruined with 10, as if it was a premeditated sabotage.