KeyPoint Technologies, popular for its Adaptxt Keyboard has launched Wink It, a new keyboard with emoticon and image prediction for Android smartphones. It predicts emoticons as users start typing the words and suggests multiple output options. This auto emoticon suggestion feature was first introduced in Android KitKat keyboard and later it was adopted in SwiftKey Beta 4.5 Beta.
Commenting on the launch, Sumit Goswami, CEO, KeyPoint Technologies said,
Image prediction is the future of instant messaging and will answer users’ requirements. We are confident that our new Wink It keyboard will allow users to express themselves better and make their communication more engaging and impressive. This new feature will certainly add-on to our industry firsts and will be a step forward in offering innovative solutions to one of the largest smartphone markets of the world.
Features of Wink It Beta
- Predicts single/multiple emoticons based on text input
- Suggests emoticons based on continuous gesture input (Glide)
- Learns context from user while typing and offers relevant emoticon suggestions
- Auto Correction and Next word prediction
- Learn from social accounts, SMS and contacts
- ATR to create shortcuts
- Glide Beta: slide over letters to form words without releasing your finger and customize Glide trace color
- Customize gesture shortcuts to launch applications, websites and to perform clipboard operations
- Private Mode to prevent keyboard from learning words
Download Wink It Beta (Free) – Android