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The 9 Best Keyboard Apps for Android in 2020

The open nature of Android has been one of the best things to happen to the smartphone industry, but it also means a lot of variance. Depending on your device, you might find that you can’t stand the keyboard that came pre-installed on your phone. That’s why today’s topic will be the 9 best third-party Android keyboard apps that’ll help you improve the speed and accuracy of your texting.

While some of the apps are for one-handed use, others are better when used with both thumbs. Your phone is your most important device to communicate with others, so shouldn’t you try to make the process as quick and easy as possible?  

Here are the 9 best keyboard apps for Android in 2020 that you should look into. These apps are available on the Google Play Store, with cool features like custom themes, advanced functionality, enhanced swiping options, and customizable layouts.

Go Keyboard

One of the best Android keyboard apps, Go Keyboard features a simple and minimalist design. Its main goal is to make typing quicker and more efficient. In addition, Go Keyboard includes integrated dictionaries in a variety of different languages. Along with more than 1000 different themes, fonts, emojis, and GIFs, this application supports “swipe-to-type” gesture-based typing. Download it for free at Play Store.

Any Soft Keyboard

Many people turn to Android for its greater emphasis on personal privacy, and if you have similar concerns, the Any Soft Keyboard is a must have. It is a secure, open-source app that not only features nice themes but also includes gesture typing, multi-touch support, power saving mode, and more. It’s also relatively lightweight, and won’t require a ton of processing power.

Simple Keyboard

As its name implies, the Simple Keyboard is known for its simple and minimalistic design. This app offers most features of a modern keyboard while being ridiculously lightweight (less than 1 MB). Features of this app include is customizable theme and color schemes for the keyboard, support for multiple languages, keyboard size change, and a few other basic features. Again, it’s meant to be as simple as possible, so you won’t find GIFs, emojis, spell check, and swipe typing. Download Simple Keyboard

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