But what if someone threw in an app for free, that you could use to toggle between the normal keyboard and a handwriting recognition one – makes you happy? yeah, Google’s Handwriting recognition app is out now on the Google Play Store and to sweeten the deal it’s FREE! And if this was not enough this app seamlessly works on tablets and smartphones that run Android. I cannot help you if you just leave feedback saying it doesn't swipe! I assure you, it works as advertised and has been tested on several different devices and Android versions.For the ones who do not have a tablet with a stylus or a device like a Samsung Galaxy Note, inputting the text via handwriting is either something they’ve never tried or yearned for but couldn’t find a good one to try or had to purchase a special app. Please contact me if you are having problems with Scribble. You can subscribe via the Preferences page. Long tap the Preferences key (the gear symbol) to access the app's preferences. The numeric/symbol and special-symbol keyboards are provided for convenience. Only the alpha keyboard has vector capability (for obvious reasons).
To access additional keyboards, swipe to the left or right using TWO fingers. Long press on a key with a superscript symbol to add the symbol. Double tap the Shift key to perform a Caps-Lock. Shift for capitalisation of the initial letter by tapping on the Shift key.
Single letters may be added by tapping them.
To spell out words swipe over the keyboard. Follow the directions on the screen to install the keyboard as your default keyboard. When the app is first installed you will be presented with an installation screen. Subscriptions unlock several additional features such as a symbol keyboard, auto-capitalisation, keyboard colours, and several other configuration options. A simple keyboard that provides vector prediction (swiping between keys) using a dictionary of 45000 words.
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