Editor Reviews

The Arte Japanese input keyboard is a super cool keyboard app with two awesome ways to type: 'Turn Flick Input' and 'Arte Roman Character Input.' 'Turn Flick Input' is like flick input 2.0, and 'Arte Roman Character Input' lets you type Roman characters using just 12 keys. Plus, you still get the regular flick input and QWERTY Roman character input. So many options for typing in style!

The app promises to make typing easier and more enjoyable, no matter how good you are at flick input. It offers four different keyboard layouts: Arte Roman Character Input, Keitai (which includes flick, toggle, and turn flick), QWERTY, and GODAN. The 'Arte Roman Character Input, QWERTY, GODAN' keyboard even lets you convert Japanese characters into alphabets (like changing あんｄろいｄ to Android).

The app has this cool thing called 'Turn Flick Input' for all you flick input pros out there. With this feature, you can enter voiced sounds, semi-voiced sounds, diphthongs, and contracted sounds without lifting your finger. But don't worry if you're not familiar with Turn Flick, the app also has regular flick input and suggests using regular flick + trim flick (voiced sound) combo. So everyone can find their groove!

The app lets you bring in a dictionary and play around with the file. Plus, there's a cool feature that lets you access Google API CGI for cloud conversion just by holding down the space key.

The app just needs to access your 'Images/Media/Files' when you want to import/export your dictionary from Dropbox or other storage options. And it only asks for your 'Location Information' when you're verifying that you're a student to get the awesome free benefits. This benefit is specially designed for university, junior college, technical college, and high school students so they can enjoy all the functions without having to buy the plugin.

The Arte Japanese Input Keyboard works with Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) or newer. So, if you've got a phone or tablet with that version or higher, you're good to go!

Features

This cool Japanese keyboard has a rad feature for flick input and romaji input. And guess what? You can totally make it work with the new 'curve flick' on Windows 10 by tweaking the settings.