Description

Frustrated with a tiny keyboard with somanylittle keys? Tired of making frequent mistakes andtroublecorrecting? Give EasyKey a try. It may take a few minutestoappreciate the smoothness of accessing shifts through swipesandthe convenience of just sixteen input keys.

EasyKey is devised for easy learning and quick inputting.Swipingdown yields cap mode; swipe up reveals a number pad. Doubleswipefor lock modes. Primary letters are indicated in black uppercase.Secondary letters are in red, accessed by double tapping.

Space is made by a swipe to the right or hittingthediamond/centre key. Enter may be made three differentways:
* by holding the diamond key or
* a swipe to the right then hold or
* a two finger swipe to the right.

A Backswipe (on the keyboard screen) works as abackspace.“Backswipe hold” deletes five characters at a time, asdoes a twofinger Backswipe.

Options
Options are in the bottom right hand corner of the Tutorial).

Make a diagonal swipe upwards to access the Tutorial – thenclickon Options
* When a letter is touched there is a click noise. This maybedeactivated.
* When a secondary letter is accessed, there is a hapticvibration.This may be deactivated.
* Space may be created by a swipe to the right and by touchingthe“Diamond” in the middle of the keyboard. The Diamond feature mayberemoved.
* Double tapping a key inputs the secondary letter associatedwiththat key. The timing for the double tap may be varied intheOptions.

Summary
* Swipe right for Space
* Backswipe for Backspace
* Two finger sweep for Enter
* Sweep down for Caps
* Sweep up for Numbers
* Double tap for Secondary letters
* Diagonal Swipe for Tutorial and Options

Differences
In the Full Version:
* Punctuation marks are available through a diagonal swipe.
* A short cut to Secondary Caps is available.
* The Feature showing the typing speed may be deactivated.

For more information go to http://www.easykey.ca/