Warren CarrHostMaheshGuestSally KundersHostKarin KiwanHost
John DyerHost
I got my Galaxy S23 Plus and my Pixel 11 Pro XL running Android 17 and the Galaxy phone running Android 16.

As always, I'd like to go to the About so we can hear the description of the app, and thereafter we'll come back and tap on that Open.

I already have it installed, but I have cleared the data, and so we'll be starting afresh.

I'll now navigate, though, to that About, and we'll come back to Open and hear what we got.
about this app heading.
Voice typing and next word prediction both run entirely on device.
So once setup is done, the keyboard keeps working with no internet connection in airplane mode and anywhere the signal drops.
After installing, open Lexo once to switch it on.
The app walks you through it.
Pick your language.
Make it your keyboard, then try it out.
Cloud keyboards send what you type to a server and wait for the answer.
Lexo puts the models on your phone instead.
The typing model downloads once, plus the speech recognizer if you use voice.
Then they live in the app's private storage.

I got my Galaxy S23 Plus and my Pixel 11 Pro XL running Android 17 and the Galaxy phone running Android 16.

As always, I'd like to go to the About so we can hear the description of the app, and thereafter we'll come back and tap on that Open.

I already have it installed, but I have cleared the data, and so we'll be starting afresh.

I'll now navigate, though, to that About, and we'll come back to Open and hear what we got.
about this app heading.
Voice typing and next word prediction both run entirely on device.
So once setup is done, the keyboard keeps working with no internet connection in airplane mode and anywhere the signal drops.
After installing, open Lexo once to switch it on.
The app walks you through it.
Pick your language.
Make it your keyboard, then try it out.
Cloud keyboards send what you type to a server and wait for the answer.
Lexo puts the models on your phone instead.
The typing model downloads once, plus the speech recognizer if you use voice.
Then they live in the app's private storage.
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