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[poppy114]

Hi I am new can you tell me where I can get a different virtual keyboard?

[gerio]

Go to the app market. Bunches of them there.

SwiftKey is a popular one. Swype is a good one as well, but I don't know if it's available as a free-standing app yet.

Geri O

[Ann154]

Yeah what Gerio said.

Here is a quick search to get you started.

https://market.android.com/search?q=Keyboard+replacements+&so=1&c=apps

[demmo86rt]

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gerio wrote:
Go to the app market. Bunches of them there.

SwiftKey is a popular one. Swype is a good one as well, but I don't know if it's available as a free-standing app yet.

Geri O

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Swype IS a really good one, but you have to sign up at beta.swype.com and wait for them to email you.

[gerio]

Man, just how long has that Swype beta been going on now?... )

Geri O

[demmo86rt]

I know, right?  I wish they would just release it as a real app so I wouldn't have to mess with the installer anymore.

[Ann154]

I would like to try Swype too, but I am not that interested in it to sign up for their beta program on their website. I rather have it available on the Market.

Along with all the other "bloatware". A girl can dream, right?

[AZSALUKI]

it's open now so it's really no problem. you sign up and they immediately email you with download instructions. it only took a few minutes for me to go through the whole process and try it out. (fyi....there was an autospace issue with the version for the tbolt, but someone over at xda tweaked it to fix it and it works like a champ....and i can verify that it's a safe download and install).

[JoeL_VZW · Accepted solution]

Thanks to the community for your responses.

The best place to find virtual keyboards is the market.