Tyfast vs oKeyboard Edu

From version 2.0, the Tyfast keyboard has been totally restyled to provide a faster typing and comfortable use. All 9 keys are now visible on screen and can be used to type letters, numbers and symbols. Features: * Advanced mode: employs a smart dictionary to provide hints according to most frequently typed words; * Standard mode: uses the old-style typing mode; * False-color schemes and vocal support for visually impaired users; * Supported typing languages: English (US), Italian, French, Deutsch, Spanish and Portuguese; * Built-in tutorial that can be reached from both app and keyboard; *** NOTE: Neither the app, nor its keyboard store, analyze, interpretate and send through the net written text, even though the keyboard requires full access in the settings tab. This feature is only needed to provide audio and vocal feedback during the typing process. *** NOTE: Tyfast uses a local dictionary to suggest hints and emojis. You can clear the history of most frequently used words/emojis in the Settings section. *** NOTE: Before you start using this keyboard you need to add it to the available keyboards in the Keyboard section in iOS Settings. You also need to provide full access to this keyboard because it uses voice and sound feedback.

oKeyboard is a keyboard that offers a unique spell check function and word prediction. It also offers reading words and sentences as you type. In short, oKeyboard contains: - Advanced word prediction that also takes into account spelling mistakes (suggests up to seven words). - Example sentences for easily confused words such as they're / their / there and witch / which. - Reading word suggestions and example sentences out loud with speech synthesis. - Oribi Writer uses iOS high-quality Text-to-Speech and sounding-out of letters, so that you can have letters, words and sentences read out loud as you write, a so called "writing echo". (optional) - Auto-correction for typos (optional). - Possibility to add (and delete) own words in the word list. No words end up in the dictionary by mistake.