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1. Both are same except swiftkey is for cell phones and MS isnt
2.it will help them

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1.) Swiftkey and MS autocomplete are both primarily used to envision what the person is trying to spell or type next.  Swiftkey is used for mobile devices, however  MS autocomplete does not.
2.) As text users advance in the future, phone manufacturers will most likely add additional features like these things. These features make texting faster than ever.

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1.Both SwiftKey autocomplete and MS autocomplete predict the word you are trying to spell as you are typing, but SwiftKey also predicts the word you are going to type next, unlike MS. 2. This will be efficient for text users of the future because SwiftKey will predict what they are texting before they text it making texting faster.

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Both do the same thing except swiftkey is for cell phones and MS isnt

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1.) They both are the same basically.

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1)They both do the same thing. The only difference is that Swiftkey predicts the words you will type next and MC Word doesn't.
2) This will costs more money to manufacturers and will make texting more efficient to people around the world.

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1. Swift Key autocomplete and MS Word autocomplete both give and easier way of typing or texting as they will both predict the next word. I think Word's auto complete is better maintained and made.

2. I think phone manufactures will add an option of this software to their phone.

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1. It does basically the same thing but Swift key is solely for mobile devices and Microsoft is any platform.
2. I think eventually all manufactures will have this feature already int eh phone.

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1. Swiftkey and Microsoft both help the user help write their sentences but Swiftkey is only for mobile devices but Microsoft is more for documents.

2. Swiftkey will end up having a lot of phone manufactures wanting to use their software.

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1.  Swiftkey predicts what words you are trying to type almost like Microsoft Word AutoComplete. But,  Swiftkey does not only predict what you are trying to spell, it predicts what your next word will be.

2. Swiftkey will effect phone manufactures by getting more people to buy the app and texting more people in the future.

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1. They're both the same thing one is just on Microsoft the other is on phones.
2. Makes more phone manufactures start using the swiftkey.

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1.)  SwiftKey  uses Autocomplete to try to predict what the user would say next based on his/her most frequently used words or phrases,  while Microsoft Word's Autocomplete is used to finish dates, days of the week, spelling corrections, etc... Both of these are used to simplify the users experience.
2.) SwiftKey has the potential to predict exactly what the user wants to say, which would speed up the whole process of texting.

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1. Swiftkey is soley for mobile platforms while Microsoft stands for any platform that Microsoft Word is on.

2. Make it easier to text so more people may invest in phones that have this function.

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1)Swift Key can predict what your next word is, as well as Microsoft word autocomplete it can also predict your next word.

2)It can maybe lessen the time we spend on texting. And also it cause less accidents.

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Microsoft autocomplete is based on a preset set of instructions either built into the code or online on some server constantly updating the database for autocomplete. SwiftKey is trying to learn your own writing, typing, and texting style to autocomplete something you would most likely say based on a set of criteria and previous messages you typed.
I think phone manufacturers will either stop trying to predict your next few words or try to compete to be the best in their phone, probably adding extras and exclusives to the predictive text software.

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1.) Both  help correct spelling mistakes and help you write sentences faster but word is only on that document while swiftkeys can be used on multiple devices.

2.) They can use this to help in the production process while making their phones.

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1. From the article that i have just read, it appears as though both autocomplete and swift key are based on the same idea and are used very similarly although one difference is that swift key is mainly for phone use while autocomplete is used for computers.]

2. With this idea, in the future, more than likely it will save many people a lot of time texting and could lead to phones and computers one day knowing what we want to say before we ever do.

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1. How does SwiftKey AutoComplete relate to MS Word AutoComplete? How is it different?

2. How do you think this can effect phone manufactures and text users of the future?

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Game involves tapping the middle prediction on the SwiftKey app

The middle key provides its best guess on what you would type next

It does this by analysing previous messages and social media posts

Predictive text has never quite got the hang of the English language.

Now a new game popular on Reddit is revealing some of the strangest sentences created by people with the help of a predictive text app called SwiftKey.

Dubbed the SwiftKey game, it involves tapping the middle prediction bar on the app several times when forming a sentence to find out its best guess at what you would type next.

HOW DOES SWIFTKEY WORK?

The app works by predicting not only what word you're trying to spell on your virtual keyboard, but also what word you're going to type next.

For instance, it transforms 'thisidfabtasic' to 'this is fantastic,' and a narcissistic phrase such as 'I am a beautiful ...' gets the next word suggestion 'person.'

It also stores your preferences online so they can be used on all your gadgets, and is constantly updated with trending phrases as new words become popular.

'Something unintended and fun happens when you've been using the keyboard for a while,' SwiftKey's Joe Braidwood told DailyMail.com

'It gets this model of the way you speak...After a while, if you just start tapping the middle prediction it spews out gobbledeygook of what you would say.

'It is a great way of showing how the keyboard adapts to each individual.'

If you link the app up to your Facebook page, it can learn your personal typing style almost immediately. But other, it takes around a week.

'We've long been a fan of what we affectionately refer to as the 'SwiftKey Game',' the company wrote in a recent blog post.

'We noticed today that the SwiftKey Game got going on a Reddit thread...and then completely took off.'

Among the favourites cited by the company are 'I am Nigerian princess I wire you can get a link to the condos to clean up the good news is that the number of people who are you going to be in the film is a good time.'

Another user wrote: 'I am a relaxed, yet focused guy. I am never going to be running a business.'

The app launched in 2010, and is one of the world's best-selling Android applications, spending more days at number one on Google Play than any other paid app.

The firm was set up by two Cambridge graduates, Jon Reynolds and Dr Ben Medlock, 33 and it boasts it has saved users over 50 billion keystrokes, with over 6 million downloads.

'One day we think they'll be a smartphone that will predict everything you do, but we're not quite there yet,' said Braidwood.

STRANGE STRANGE SENTENCES CREATED IN THE SWIFTKEY GAME

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Game involves tapping the middle prediction on the SwiftKey app The middle key provides its best guess on what you would type next It does this by analysing previous messages and social media posts Predictive text has never quite got the hang of the English language.