I simply want a keyboard that is capable of typing messages without being a nuance and Flash Keyboard was exactly that for a while but after an hour or 2, it started sending me notifications.ĭon’t get me wrong, this is a very capable keyboard of providing you multiple languages to type with ease but if you’re not interested in what it has to offer, it can be an instant turn-off. That’s right, this keyboard sends you notifications right on the lock screen and I’m not very fond of this practice. This is the last app on the 5 keyboards for dual language typing list because of its notifications. Secondly, the double swipe is kind of awkward to execute on a smartphone. Despite having a ton of different languages as well as gesture support, there are some glaring issues with the keyboard.įirst off, there are not many languages available to start with which can be problematic for a lot of people. The keyboard also has a lot of different color themes available that can drastically change how the keyboard looks. Naturally, switching between languages is also gesture-based. But as the tutorial progresses, you’ll be introduced to some gesture controls that may prove quite invaluable in the long run. Right off the bat, you’ll notice that the keyboard is very minimalistic and easy to use. This is a relatively new keyboard app for Android when compared with the first 2 on the list but it comes with some innovative ideas. Alternatively, you can tap on the big language button that displays right on the top of the keyboard. There is a dedicated button that you need to press to change languages here and it is located right next to the spacebar.
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