It was first released for Android in July 2010, followed by an iOS release in September 2014 following Apples implementation of third-party keyboard support. For others that used split on a regular basis. Not looking forward to losing it when I upgrade. So much easier than having to put it down and type or attach a keyboard. New iPad is sexy, but I split the keyboard on my 10.5 a lot and thumb type. It'll need to work out the kinks on some of its features-like the very intense haptic feedback and too predictive text-but the plethora of positive reviews on its Google Play page already shows this app is rearing to be a major contender. Microsoft SwiftKey is a virtual keyboard app originally developed by TouchType for Android and iOS devices. still a bit on the fence about when to upgrade. Kii Keyboard's wealth of features and included themes definitely gives it a leg up over other keyboard apps available for Android. While the app is still in beta and fairly new to the Google Play Store, we look forward to downloading the premium suite once it becomes available. You should also investigate to see if you’re using 3rd party keyboards: Add or change keyboards on iPhone If so, you may want to uninstall them and test to see if the issue continues: Delete apps on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch We hope this helps Thanks for being a part of the community. For users who aren't too keen on the new Jelly Bean keyboard, Kii Keyboard also enables you to revert back to the Gingerbread and Ice Cream Sandwich keyboard with built-in themes. It also boasts a split-keyboard layout, iOS 6 emoji input, and the ability to use any picture as a keyboard background. Kii Keyboard is a brand new keyboard application that's chock full of features, including smart keyboard predictions, SwiftKey-like word prediction, and Swype gesture input.
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