The Swiftkey Clarity application, a new streamlined iteration of the popular third-party keyboard platform, is currently available as a free beta on Android. The sleek experimental offering is a simplified, aesthetically pleasing take on the already popular Android incarnation and has been described by one Gizmodo writer as the "best autocorrect system I've ever seen."
The interesting move by Swiftkey to offer this latest Clarity keyboard as a free beta exclusively for Android users may speak to the fact that Apple only allowed it as on their platform in early 2014. Swiftkey had previously wooed the Android market alone for almost four years.
The Swiftkey Clarity beta version leaves out some of the customization features of older versions, such as keyboard color scheme selection and a handful of shortcuts.
Experimental Keyboard Software
The New Swiftkey Clarity is Available in Beta for Free on Android
Trend Themes
1. Streamlined Keyboard Software - The experimental Swiftkey Clarity offers a simplified and aesthetically pleasing keyboard experience, potentially disrupting the traditional keyboard software market.
2. Improved Autocorrect System - The advanced autocorrect system of Swiftkey Clarity presents an opportunity for developing more accurate and efficient text input technologies.
3. Free Beta Testing for Android Users - The free beta release of Swiftkey Clarity exclusively for Android users highlights the trend of companies leveraging beta testing to gather user feedback and refine their products.
Industry Implications
1. Mobile Keyboard Software - Swiftkey Clarity's experimental approach and improved features have the potential to disrupt the mobile keyboard software industry.
2. Text Input Technology - The enhanced autocorrect system in Swiftkey Clarity presents disruptive innovation opportunities for companies involved in text input technologies.
3. Software Development - The beta release of Swiftkey Clarity showcases the trend of companies leveraging user feedback and beta testing to refine their software products, impacting the software development industry.