Getting Jelly Bean keyboard on your phone!!

Get Android's latest keyboard on your device today

Android's latest update, known as 4.1 or Jelly Bean, includes a vastly upgraded keyboard. It's one of the best we've ever used, supporting predictive text and other high-end features while remaining nicely uncluttered and simple to use. It's fast and accurate, and it includes -esque word prediction.
It's not available on all devices, but if you're running Android 4.0 - Ice Cream Sandwich - it will work with it. You can find out which version of Android you're running by tapping the menu key from the homescreen, then going to "About phone" and tapping "Software information". Your version will be listed under "Android version".
Jelly Bean keyboard is a completely free download, too, but you purchase a donate version if you enjoy it.
1. Play the keyboard

Jelly Bean Keyboard is available for free on Android's Play Store. Search for "Jelly Bean Keyboard" and tap on the entry made by Johntanmi. Tap "Install" and it will download and install on your device. You won't get the usual "Open" option as it installs directly into the keyboard options of your device.
2. Ready for this Jelly

Press the home key on your Android device, then tap the menu key and choose "Settings". Scroll down to "Language & Keyboard" and check the tick box next to "Android keyboard (AOSP)". It will warn you about collecting data, but this isn't an issue as Jelly Bean Keyboard doesn't communicate with the internet.
3. Aisha... I'm vibrating

We need to set Jelly Bean Keyboard as our default keyboard, so tap "Default" and choose "English (UK)". Next, tap on the slider settings to the right of "Android keyboard (AOSP). Here you can set vibrations, sounds and other preferences. Once you've set it up as you want it tap the back key.
4. As easy as ABC

Now compose a new text or email to get the hang of Jelly Bean Keyboard - it'll pop up as soon as you start entering text. Tap some random words into the keyboard and it will automatically predict the word you're typing, with three options displayed above the keyboard.
5. So predictable

Tap one of these options to enter it. If you're typing a word that isn't in the dictionary it will be displayed in the centre box. There may be multiple suggestions so just tap the correct word to enter it into your message and then tap the word once more to save it to your dictionary, so it will be recognised next time.
6. As easy as 123

At the top of the keyboard you'll see numbers to the upper right of the letter keys. Long-hold on these keys to enter the numbers. Press and hold the "." key to see commonly-used punctuation marks and symbols. You can also tap "?123" to see more symbols and numbers. Tap "ABC" to return to the main QWERTY keyboard.
7. The great dictator

A handy feature included in Android is voice recognition, so you can dictate your texts and emails. Tap the microphone icon to the lower left of the keyboard and speak into your phone. When you've finished tap "Done". It's not perfect so it may take a couple of attempts to get it right!
8. Enter The Dragon

You've just got one of the best features on Ice Cream Sandwich on your device - well done! The more frequently you use Jelly Bean Keyboard, the better it gets at remembering words and predicting them, so try not to be lazy about saving words to the dictionary, and you will quickly have a more intuitive and natural keyboard.

Source : Techradar