Hi all!
I am planing to buy one, when they will be available in EU but I have a question about keyboard.
Due to no root, is it possible to relocate key on the dock?
I am wondering because there wont be a dock in my language but the layout of the keys in my language is the same as German. So I thought buying it in Germany and relocating some of the letters. This will be my first android device, but due to my programming experience in web and Linux dev I am reckon I will be able to do it, again if it is possible.
If it's not possible, than I rather have English dock...
Thanks.
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I don't have any ideas how should I start it, so anyone can point me down to any guide?
At least please give me a head start.
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The Swedish keyboard layout is rather squashed together because of the additional letters (see attached picture) and I wonder if there is a way to have the UK/US keyboard layout but with Swedish auto-correction and prediction?
I like the stock Samsung keyboard, and the US/UK layout have good spacing between each key.
It might be a simple thing to fix but I have no idea if it's possible or how to do it but if someone knows how or have any ideas and care to explain I could probably do the work myself. A search through XDA and Google didn't help.
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Hello all. I'm wondering if there is a way to set the primary language for the dock to English (International) to allow for accented characters like I use on my laptop (characters like é ã ô ç ü and others). I know that this works on the TF300 dock but I wonder if there was an update that added this functionality back to the prime dock. I'm on version 0207 of the dock software. If there isn't this functionality, is there a way to add additional keyboard layouts? Thanks.
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I have been using my s3 to study Koine Greek. I had to switch my default font to Ubuntu.tff, but that allowed my to display the characters properly. Now I was wondering if anyone would know how to develop/install a polytonic Greek keyboard that would allow me (and other people in seminary like me) to type ancient Greek on our phones and tablets. The modern Greek keyboard doesn't allow for all the breathing marks and accent combinations. Would it be possible? Would it be difficult?
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Hi all
Has anybody changed their tablet's firmware to that of a different region which has a different keyboard layout? If so, did the keyboard layout continue to match the markings on the keys?
Alternatively, can anybody confirm if all keyboard layouts are listed somewhere in the settings, and you can choose which keyboard layout you want to use regardless of what is printed on the keys?
Thanks!
Keyboard layouts should not have anything to do with your tablet region but with what language you've chosen as default language for that said keyboard. It's something you can change within the language and keyboard setting.
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Keyboard layouts should not have anything to do with your tablet region but with what language you've chosen as default language for that said keyboard. It's something you can change within the language and keyboard setting.
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OK, great. Thanks so much for the confirmation! I've not used an Android tablet with a keyboard since Ice Cream Sandwich was the latest release, and that didn't include any keyboard language settings that I can remember. (Although saying that, I never looked for them as I had a US tablet and keyboard, so I didn't need them.) So I really wasn't sure how this would work.
Thanks so much for the info!