Adaptxt 3.0 Beta Adds Street Names, Addresses, And Nearby Landmarks To Your Keyboard Predictions

Adaptxt 3.0 isn't ready for the big league yet, but a beta is available that's introducing some rather intriguing functionality. Most interesting, it gives users the option to have the keyboard's built-in dictionary auto-populate itself with nearby street names, relevant addresses, and nearby landmarks. Of course, this somewhat creepy feature is optional, and typists who don't trust it can choose to manually save addresses instead.

The beta's available in the Play Store now, but you have to jump through a few hoops first to get your hands on it. If you're location-sharing squeamish, then there isn't much to see here. But for anyone interested, you just need to join the Adaptxt 3.0 Beta Google+ community and hit up the download beta link provided.

If you rather play it safe, the stable version is available below for both smartphones and tablets.

Adaptxt Keyboard - Free

8,207 ratings

by KeyPoint Technologies
500,000 - 1,000,000 downloads

Appears in a list of Soft Keyboards

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widget by Playboard.me

Adaptxt Tablet Keyboard - Free

260 ratings

by KeyPoint Technologies
10,000 - 50,000 downloads

Appears in a list of Google Nexus Picks

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Install (FREE)

widget by Playboard.me

Source: Press Release

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