chockomonkey
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So I have been using a Samsung Galaxy Note 4 for the last few months. Prior to this phone, I used a small variety of Windows Phones.
There are good and bad things on both sides of the fence, but there is one disparity between the two that sticks out most to me.
The keyboard and its dictionary and associated word completion logic.
First please help me understand: When I have the keyboard active on this phone, it says it's a "Samsung Keyboard." Is this just the keyboard itself or is this also using a Samsung dictionary and word completion logic?
Second, why the hell does it suck? lol...
Put simply, Microsoft's dictionary and associated logic for completing words is so many leagues ahead of Android or Samsung (not sure who to really blame yet).
I cannot find any settings on how it looks at words, but if I'm typing a word and make a typo... then backspace a couple times to fix it, it stops looking at my string of characters as a single word. Instead it looks at my edit as its own word, and will therefore 'correct' my already corrected word in a really stupid way.
It also doesn't seem to be able to look at a string of characters and correct typos if they occur at the beginning of the string.
It's completely nonsensical!!!
Grr /rant
There are good and bad things on both sides of the fence, but there is one disparity between the two that sticks out most to me.
The keyboard and its dictionary and associated word completion logic.
First please help me understand: When I have the keyboard active on this phone, it says it's a "Samsung Keyboard." Is this just the keyboard itself or is this also using a Samsung dictionary and word completion logic?
Second, why the hell does it suck? lol...
Put simply, Microsoft's dictionary and associated logic for completing words is so many leagues ahead of Android or Samsung (not sure who to really blame yet).
I cannot find any settings on how it looks at words, but if I'm typing a word and make a typo... then backspace a couple times to fix it, it stops looking at my string of characters as a single word. Instead it looks at my edit as its own word, and will therefore 'correct' my already corrected word in a really stupid way.
It also doesn't seem to be able to look at a string of characters and correct typos if they occur at the beginning of the string.
It's completely nonsensical!!!
Grr /rant