TouchPal Emoji Keyboard Reviews – Page 10
5/5 rating based on 297 reviews. Read all reviews for TouchPal Emoji Keyboard for iPhone.
TouchPal Emoji Keyboard is free iOS app published by TouchPal HK Co., Ltd.
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T-Boo1
I would love to have the arrow back to dismiss the keyboard, one of the main reasons I downloaded this keyboard and fell in love with it. Talia is not necessary (well for me anyway), this keyboard worked just fine without it. I'm switching back to Fleksy, hopefully you'll bring the arrow back so I can come back to Touchpal. Update: Is the arrow coming back anytime soon???
Definitely worth it
yurnewboy
I love the app and how it simply keeps getting better! Have been using it for about a year now and I still love it
Great keyboard
1468963
I love this keyboard, but there are a few issues i wish would be addressed. Sometimes when you begin a new message the keyboard doesn't start with a capital letter. Secondly, i would like to see a way words can be added much like the Swype keyboard so they will be easily recognized the next time they're used. Lastly, I'd like to see when you type a single i, once you hit the space button it automatically is capitalized! Fix these and it's a 6 star rating.
G R E A T' APP!
Annxo_
I'm always looking for a great keyboard that works/types flawlessly, & of course customization! I've had my fair share of keyboards but, I'm feeling this one the most! Can't wait until more features are rolled out.
Let us customize dictionaries!
Shahidz2013
Love this keyboard but I spell a word wrong ONCE and it's in my dictionary forever. Now everytime I try to swipe the word, it comes up with the wrong spelled version. It's annoying. Please bring back the option where we can add/delete words from our dictionary!
Auto correcrion/prediction is terrible
Ryano9929
Great keyboard that is ruined by the worst auto correction and word prediction you'll ever see
Great app but could use a few tweaks
AmyB8484
I love this app but there are only a few things that drive me crazy. One is, I really wish you could remove words from the dictionary. For instance, I write the word "the" a million times a day, but often if I mistype, I get "Rhett," which is an old-fashioned male's name that no one ever names their children anymore. I've never met an actual person named Rhett in my life. But that combination of letters is so close to the same combination of letters used for "the," so I get it all the time even though the statistical probability I or anyone else would ever be typing that word is almost non-existent. Another problem is if I make a typo once but override the autocorrect because I wanted to use it in that one rare instance, or have an oddly spelled proper name that I'll never use again, etc., it learns my typo and from then on out, tries to keep making me make the same typo forever because I can't remove it from the dictionary. If I use all caps to yell at someone in a text message, from now on, every time I try to type that word, it will try to make me use all caps, with no way to remove the all caps version. The English dictionary contains too many old English words that are not commonly in use today, proper names that are not common, or obscure words that the average person wouldn't use unless they had a PhD in English and were using an iPhone app to write their dissertation. So there are all these words that come up in the predictive text results before the one you were most likely looking for, and they're words that shouldn't be in there because the odds anyone would ever type that word into an iPhone or even know the word is slim to none. It's just one more unnecessary choice standing between you and the predictive text guessing the word you really did want. The words in the dictionary should be the English words commonly used and the proper names commonly used, because otherwise all the names and spellings are infinite. It's better to just be have to add a name with an unusual spelling to the dictionary once in a while than to have to backspace 50 times a day because autocorrect gave you a name with an unusual spelling like "Raritan" when you were trying to type "restaurant." Love the themes. Love, love, love the fact that the letter keys double as numbers and punctuation. Love the option to change keyboard size. Great app overall, and it's come a long way over time.
Thank you for updating!
dannydshepherd
This update was a step backwards. The cursor moving icon is not useful, as it involves more clicks on the screen than just clicking to where you need in the type. Ideas that would make the keyboard even better now. 1: Add a "favorite" emoji tab in the emoji screen. Have it go "favorites", then "recently used", then the emoji start after that. 2: Use 3D Touch (rather than press and hold) to access special characters on letters. For example, to type "?" you currently press and hold on the "B" button. Add an option to have that be 3D Touch instead. 3: The most current iOS look alike design is iOS 8. Can we get a design that looks like iOS 11? 4: The option to remove single words from our user dictionary rather than having to delete the entire app and re-download it, then have to re-teach the keyboard every unusual word you taught it. To be able to access a list of words input by the user would be amazing. 5: This is just me hoping for a clean design, but getting rid of the sideways bracket on the space bar when only one language is applied would be more aestethically pleasing. If multiple languages are activated, how it is currently (having the names in the space bar) is great. Just when only one language is active, having a clean looking space bar would be better. These are wishful thinking. I love the keyboard and tell everyone to download it because it's so useful. Please consider these changes, I believe they will enhance the quality of the keyboard!