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BlackBerry's iconic keyboard patent has expired
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this post was submitted on 19 Feb 2025
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Was the best method. Swype has been dead for a while. SwiftKey is an okay substitute.
I guess I mean the method, not the specific app. Most keyboards have implemented some form of it and they all seem to work kinda the same.
If you can get a copy of the apk, it still works fine. Might have to jump through some hoops on some Samsung devices though. They started bring dicks about old apps. But they work fine, it's just getting it installed.