Le Xperia Keyboard has simple, smart and fast input functions. All Sony Xperia smartphones come with a default keyboard.
More information about the Xperia Keyboard
You can get the Xperia Keyboard for your Android phone if it's not a Sony. The Xperia keyboard has simple, smart and fast typing functions. It offers simple customization options along with a fun theme pack. With Google voice support for quick web searches and the ability to resize the keyboard to fit your finger size for easy typing.
By clicking the download button above, you can get the XperiaTM keyboard. An Android version of KitKat or higher is required. After installing the keyboard, go to your phone's main Settings menu. Open the Language & Input submenu. Select the “Current Keyboard” entry from here, then tap the “Choose Keyboards” button in the box that appears. Then, using the toggle button next to it, turn on the Xperia keyboard and when prompted, tap "OK".
Using your phone's Xperia Keyboard
For customers who have used Sony phones before, the XperiaTM Keyboard app can be a fun addition. It's a good idea to check out all the different customization choices before you start using the keyboard. In Settings, navigate to the Language & input menu and select the "Xperia Keyboard" option.
The Xperia Keyboard has a variety of amazing customization features, such as the ability to download multiple language packs, change word recommendations, and enable gesture typing. You can even train the Xperia keyboard to learn how you type. You can change the height of the keyboard and enable one-handed operation. Alternatively, you can add a row of numbers to the top of the keyboard.
The XperiaTM keyboard is one of the few keyboards that allows you to disable the emoji button by going to the “Symbols and smileys” menu. Themes for your new keyboard are available in the Keyboard Skins area, and all you have to do to apply one is select it from the list.
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