SAMSUNG KEYBOARD PREDICTIVE TEXT SUCKS ANDROID

See, you're just blaming a large vague group of people while really all we're seeing is market forces. Who is that 'you'? And what should those guilty people have done instead? Specifically buy a product with a tiny market share for the purpose of supporting a collectively diverse phone ecosystem? And how would they have coordinated their buying decisions to make sure not to create any kind of duopoly?

You kept with the green robot and now you see the consequences of duopoly. Have you noticed Gboard's broken spell checker on your device? If so, you may want to look into another third-party keyboard, such as SwiftKey or Cheetah Keyboard. Since the app has over 500 million downloads on the Play Store alone, this issue could be frustrating a lot of users, especially those who use their phones to send work emails or write documents. 'Many people have been having the issue, and it's even been escalated to the community manager,' writes SurroundedByMachines. The Reddit user who first brought this to our attention filed several bug reports, left a review, and joined the beta channel to leave feedback there, yet no response was given. What's more is that nobody at Google seems to get the memo.

A simple Google search brings up several different threads where people have reported issues with the feature.

SAMSUNG KEYBOARD PREDICTIVE TEXT SUCKS ANDROID

Issues with the spell checker have been reported on multiple devices across Android and iOS. According Reddit user SurroundedByMachines, the red underline has stopped appearing for incorrectly spelled words since November of last year - and it doesn't appear to be limited to any one device. The popular Gboard keyboard app for iOS and Android devices has a fundamental flaw.

Samsung keyboard predictive text sucks