So I used my S Pen today for texting when I realize that I have to hit the spacebar every time. I didn't see an option for it automatically space when using the S Pen or am I blind lol.
Thanks in advance!
intelinside83 said:
So I used my S Pen today for texting when I realize that I have to hit the spacebar every time. I didn't see an option for it automatically space when using the S Pen or am I blind lol.
Thanks in advance!
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Mine auto spaces when I use swype.
The auto-spacing only half works.
The critical thing to do to get some auto-spacing is to write multiple words out on one line. You won't fit much, maybe 2-3 at the very most, but it will auto space these.
Trying to do one word at a time and letting it clear the screen, doesn't auto-space at all. Very annoying for sure.
DaRkL3AD3R said:
The auto-spacing only half works.
The critical thing to do to get some auto-spacing is to write multiple words out on one line. You won't fit much, maybe 2-3 at the very most, but it will auto space these.
Trying to do one word at a time and letting it clear the screen, doesn't auto-space at all. Very annoying for sure.
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Yes indeed grrr.. just the little things. But the little things are fixable
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This makes no sense at all, it's so counterintuitive. I thought for sure I was missing a section.
As stated above all words written on the screen at a time will auto space but when the screen clears you have to space. What I have found easier than hitting the space bar though, is ate the screen clears you can "write" the space by writing a very short left to right dash.
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I believe that you need to draw a - and that's the way to tell it put space. .
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Thanks I'll give it a try ...
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Thanks I'll give it a try ...
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I know you're talking about actually writing words out but I would just wait for Swiftkey Flow you won't ever need to stop moving the pen.
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I know you're talking about actually writing words out but I would just wait for Swiftkey Flow you won't ever need to stop moving the pen.
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When is this coming?
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I know you're talking about actually writing words out but I would just wait for Swiftkey Flow you won't ever need to stop moving the pen.
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Why wait? Just go into the settings for the Samsung Keyboard on your phone and enable Swiftkey Flow right now.
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Why wait? Just go into the settings for the Samsung Keyboard on your phone and enable Swiftkey Flow right now.
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Swiftkey Flow still doesn't add auto spacing unless I missed something
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Swiftkey Flow still doesn't add auto spacing unless I missed something
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Every time you pick up the pen and write a new word, Swift key flow does a space (Was done in Swift key flow without pressing space).
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Every time you pick up the pen and write a new word, Swift key flow does a space (Was done in Swift key flow without pressing space).
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Unless i'm also missing something, when i use the pen with swiftkey flow enabled for handwriting recognition.
Everytime I write a word, let it recognize and start a new word it does NOT auto space.
Hope this is just a setting I missed or something??
Or are you just talking about drawing from letter to letter on the keyboard, just with the pen?
holjes said:
Unless i'm also missing something, when i use the pen with swiftkey flow enabled for handwriting recognition.
Everytime I write a word, let it recognize and start a new word it does NOT auto space.
Hope this is just a setting I missed or something??
Or are you just talking about drawing from letter to letter on the keyboard, just with the pen?
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Swiftkey flow is swype so I thought that is what you meant. Let me test handwritten.
So, I figured it out. You have to write until thee is no more room on the pad then you let it recognize the text you have written. Once it does that, write a small dash (left to right) and that will make a space. you can then repeat the process. Hope this helps. Writing like this is pretty fun.
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Its TwiX said:
Swiftkey flow is swype so I thought that is what you meant. Let me test handwritten.
So, I figured it out. You have to write until thee is no more room on the pad then you let it recognize the text you have written. Once it does that, write a small dash (left to right) and that will make a space. you can then repeat the process. Hope this helps. Writing like this is pretty fun.
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Yea, that is how i have been doing it too, i just wish it would auto space itself. On a screen this big i don't see the advantage of having the default be to continue the current word, rather than start a new one. Guess i'll just be training myself to space, just hard to remember.
I sent random texts to my girlfriend all night long just playing with the handwriting. Works really well too!
Thanks again.
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Yea, that is how i have been doing it too, i just wish it would auto space itself. On a screen this big i don't see the advantage of having the default be to continue the current word, rather than start a new one. Guess i'll just be training myself to space, just hard to remember.
I sent random texts to my girlfriend all night long just playing with the handwriting. Works really well too!
Thanks again.
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Eh. It's only once every 2 lines of text so it doesn't bother me very much. I like to use Swype with the s-pen. It seems to be the fastest way to type.
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Why not use voice dictation to text since it autospaces and especially if your hands are tied?
How
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I know you're talking about actually writing words out but I would just wait for Swiftkey Flow you won't ever need to stop moving the pen.
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Swiftkey is where it's at. I've tried every other keyboard for Android that I could find, none of them seem to function as well or as smooth.
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I actually like it, but I noticed to things...it auto corrects words (like roms) that don't need correcting. But...I also noticed there's no greater than or less than keys! I use them all the time!
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I can't agree more, at first I was very off but then I calibrated it and It's perfect. If you haven't calibrated it, do it now it increases your accuracy.
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Nice Keyboard but I miss the arrows
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I can't agree more, at first I was very off but then I calibrated it and It's perfect. If you haven't calibrated it, do it now it increases your accuracy.
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How do I calibrate it ?
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Nice Keyboard but I miss the arrows
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AGREE!!! I loved those arrows...that's why I could never get into the modified IMEs or Swype...
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AGREE!!! I loved those arrows...that's why I could never get into the modified IMEs or Swype...
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Ya not having the arrows is a problem when texting. Because if I need to type a word that doesnt exist in the dictionary but I dont want to add it Im sort of out of luck, since I can't select the other word.
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Nice Keyboard but I miss the arrows
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i thought i was the only one!!!! bring them back
Arrows are disgusting lol the gingerbread text selector is wayyyyyyyy better. Also does anyone else get "lol" in all caps when they type it? I do and i always have to press the lowercase version which is getting annoying LOL.
Get the < > you just press the "12#" then "1/2". You would think since we have a longer screen we would have plenty of room for the arrow keys. If we ever get root we can try some of the other keyboards and possibly get it to work.
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Nice Keyboard but I miss the arrows
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how do you calibrate?
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how do you calibrate?
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settings-language & keyboard-touch input-text input-calibration tool. You can also turn on the swype-like feature of the htc keyboard. It seems to work pretty good and you can still punch away as normal if you don't want to slide.
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Arrows are disgusting lol the gingerbread text selector is wayyyyyyyy better. Also does anyone else get "lol" in all caps when they type it? I do and i always have to press the lowercase version which is getting annoying LOL.
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I added the word in non caps to the dictionary... worked great
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I added the word in non caps to the dictionary... worked great
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Yea i did that as well.... Still get the all caps version.
i like swype much less than I thought I would. plus i keep hitting periods instead of spaces...the spacebar is too small
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Get the < > you just press the "12#" then "1/2". You would think since we have a longer screen we would have plenty of room for the arrow keys. If we ever get root we can try some of the other keyboards and possibly get it to work.
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You're right! I thought that key was for the half symbol. Lol!
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Pics of the keyboard please
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A.Priori said:
i like swype much less than I thought I would. plus i keep hitting periods instead of spaces...the spacebar is too small
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You don't have to hit the space bar with Swype. Just swype the next word.
And I'm actually surprised at how many people missed the arrows. I used to see everyone complaining about them and using the HTC-IME Mod. Personally, I use Smart Keyboard Pro with the HTC skin, and it's perfect for me. You can also enable arrows that are just like the ones on the HTC keyboard if you want.
A.Priori said:
i like swype much less than I thought I would. plus i keep hitting periods instead of spaces...the spacebar is too small
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If you're using swype, you shouldn't need to be hitting the spacebar. It does that automatically for you, unless you're tapping on letters - and swype 2 SUCKS at tapping.
Swype 3, different story - it's WAY better than swype 2.
But no root, no swype 3 beta
For everyone wondering how to calibrated it. Go to settings, keyboard, touch input, text input, and at the bottom It's called Calibration Tool
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Has anyone tried the siine keyboard...I downloaded it today and trying it out...its nie for those commonly typed phrases...takes a bit of getting used to though...let me know what you think if you try it out
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I didn't like it. Once you've been using Swype for to long you can't use anything else. Damn you Swype!!!
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I read the little Featured Apps article and Siine looks very promising. I might give it a try.
Is it anything like Swype? That method of typing is just...weird. It is so hard to get used to it.
No it's nothing like Swype but it's just as hard to get used to.
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No it's nothing like Swype but it's just as hard to get used to.
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I downloaded the latest version of Swype after not using it for the past few months, and so far so good, Im enjoying it. Siine is downloading right now and hopefully its cool.
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I downloaded the latest version of Swype after not using it for the past few months, and so far so good, Im enjoying it. Siine is downloading right now and hopefully its cool.
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I likethe ability to respond quickly with phrases that I commonly use and that is te benefit to the Siine keyboard and it doea take a bit to get used to...also no nothing like swype which I could never et used to at all
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I likethe ability to respond quickly with phrases that I commonly use and that is te benefit to the Siine keyboard and it doea take a bit to get used to...also no nothing like swype which I could never et used to at all
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This is...kind of not difficult but different. Getting used to the keyboard will take awhile. It is very easy to enter short phrases and times. Creating your own is equally as easy but the ergonomics of the keyboard arent to my liking.
Maybe I'll look at it again in the future.
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This is...kind of not difficult but different. Getting used to the keyboard will take awhile. It is very easy to enter short phrases and times. Creating your own is equally as easy but the ergonomics of the keyboard arent to my liking.
Maybe I'll look at it again in the future.
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I agree with you here, I have been using SwiftKey X for a long time and I just keep ending up back on it.
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I'm a pecker & like smart keyboard pro.
Any tips to getting onto the swipe train?
skwoodwiva said:
I'm a pecker & like smart keyboard pro.
Any tips to getting onto the swipe train?
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Really, just hop on. Swype's keyboard doesnt restrict you to just swyping so you can go back and forth with ease.
A point that might be relevant: when I tried using swype 6 months ago, I wasnt using Dolphin Browser. I mention DB b/c it has a gesture feature simliar to swype's where you can assign gestures to web addresses. I believe DB helped me get acclimated to Swype's gesture typing.
Also, you should at least read part of the tutorial after you download the app; it is actually helpful.
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I use the Smart KB, in part, for the cursor keys can I do that with Swipe?
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I use the Smart KB, in part, for the cursor keys can I do that with Swipe?
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Not sure if I understand what you mean by cursor keys, is it a cursor you can toggle
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Here are cursors
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Here are cursors
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Ah, unfortunately the keyboard is cursor keyless. :-(
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Am I crazy or is the Samsung Keyboard garbage? It does word prediction but doesn't auto correct... WTF?!?! Or am I missing something here?
Go to settings and then go to language and input there you click on the tool box on the side of Samsung keyboard
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mithun46 said:
Go to settings and then go to language and input there you click on the tool box on the side of Samsung keyboard
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Nothing in there for auto correct... I just downloaded the Jelly Bean 4.2 Keyboard but now I don't have my numbers on the keyboards "Home"
Your not crazy my friend. Mine wont auto correct either. Setting are set for predictive text but like u said it doesnt actually apply the correction.
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Nothing in there for auto correct... I just downloaded the Jelly Bean 4.2 Keyboard but now I don't have my numbers on the keyboards "Home"
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Yel its annoying that there isnt a numbers row but I've got used to long processing the top row in which the alpha characters are shared with numbers.
Its not bad once you get used to it
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Yel its annoying that there isnt a numbers row but I've got used to long processing the top row in which the alpha characters are shared with numbers.
Its not bad once you get used to it
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Yeah I'm used to it too but I feel we are wasting a lot of real estate here on this other keyboard... Maybe smile faces... Hmm there's a good idea
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My keyboard has numbers across the top...or am i not understanding your post? I absolutely love this keyboard just becauseof that feature.
I downloaded perfect keyboard to get autocorrect back but then you lose the ability to use the pen for input
This is pretty crappy on samsung's behalf. A keyboard without autocorrect?
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My keyboard has numbers across the top...or am i not understanding your post? I absolutely love this keyboard just becauseof that feature.
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The post is about not having autocorrect on the stock Samsung keyboard
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intelinside83 said:
The post is about not having autocorrect on the stock Samsung keyboard
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I know that... I forgot to quote the post about not having numbers across the top of the keyboard.
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Yel its annoying that there isnt a numbers row but I've got used to long processing the top row in which the alpha characters are shared with numbers.
Its not bad once you get used to it
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My keyboard has numbers across the top...or am i not understanding your post? I absolutely love this keyboard just becauseof that feature.
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intelinside83 was referring to the lack of a number row on the stock Android 4.2 keyboard. The stock Samsung keyboard is quite different, including the inclusion of the number row.
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intelinside83 was referring to the lack of a number row on the stock Android 4.2 keyboard. The stock Samsung keyboard is quite different, including the inclusion of the number row.
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thx that answered my question...srry Im a little slow this morning!
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I know that... I forgot to quote the post about not having numbers across the top of the keyboard.
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Sorry I was referring to the 4.2 keyboard
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This really is quite silly of Samsung. The keyboard has auto prediction and in my experience the auto prediction works quite well. The problem is that the keyboard will only input what you actually type regardless of whether or not it's correct. If you want to enter a predicted word you have to tap it yourself. I can't imagine it would be too difficult for Samsung to change the keyboard to favor the top predicted word, which would essentially be auto correct.
I'm still using the Samsung keyboard though because I'm getting along with the Swiftkey flow integration rather nicely.
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I'm actually really happy for the number row since I use numbers frequently and it was a pain having to constantly toggle it on/off. And, that auto-correction is disabled as I usually disable it any. Just had to turn off auto-spacing and auto-capitalization because it was wreaking havoc on authenticating into web sites like this one as it was adding a space in-between my password. Good riddance I say...
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This really is quite silly of Samsung. The keyboard has auto prediction and in my experience the auto prediction works quite well. The problem is that the keyboard will only input what you actually type regardless of whether or not it's correct. If you want to enter a predicted word you have to tap it yourself. I can't imagine it would be too difficult for Samsung to change the keyboard to favor the top predicted word, which would essentially be auto correct.
I'm still using the Samsung keyboard though because I'm getting along with the Swiftkey flow integration rather nicely.
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It is reported that upcoming 4.1.2 (not 4.2) enhancements will include integrated "swyping" functionality into the keyboard so it wouldnt make sense for them not to rectify the autocorrection issue.
http://www.gottabemobile.com/2012/11/20/galaxy-note-2-android-4-2-release-date/
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Did the stock Sammy JB keyboard in the GS3 have no autocorrect either? Or does that phone still run ICS?
I might just have to switch to Swiftkey or Thumb Keyboard again - but that number row is GREAT - it is hard to turn away from it.
Yeah I went back to the stock samsung keyboard just cuz of the numbers... silly but I'm loving it! Just hooing for auto-correction. Maybe if they dont fix it someone will come out with a 3rd party with numbers!
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Yup, no autocorrect. I'm using Swiftkey now.
It seems the Samsung keyboard is actually a variation of the swiftkey flow. I wonder if it's something to do with that. The flow part works pretty well and I love the number row
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So, the stock keyboard seems to absolutely suck.
Most of the text predictions seem to be proper nouns from a long dead Eastern European language and every time I look for an "m" I trigger the delete key.
I can't always have 2 hands free to operate this behemoth, so I need a keyboard set up on the right hand side. Do any of them do it other than the retarded stock ap?
Google Works.
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DrunkUncas said:
So, the stock keyboard seems to absolutely suck.
Most of the text predictions seem to be proper nouns from a long dead Eastern European language and every time I look for an "m" I trigger the delete key.
I can't always have 2 hands free to operate this behemoth, so I need a keyboard set up on the right hand side. Do any of them do it other than the retarded stock ap?
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Try the Kii Keyboard in the market, i like it and bought the pro version, it is the most customizable keyboard i have ever used.
I made a page here of a few Android Keyboards.
Just to give peeps some more ideas.
I'll be updating all of the pages in time..
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I made a page here of a few Android Keyboards.
Just to give peeps some more ideas.
I'll be updating all of the pages in time..
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That's a nice list but it still doesn't answer the question regarding which ones are resizeable for one handed operation on this phone. So far I've found that Kii and SlideIT are acceptable alternatives but Kii keyboard is not moveable from one side to the other. I still like the stock Samsung keyboard better if it just had auto correct.
Sometimes changing the DPI on the keyboard will move it over, but personally I like Swype. I use it normal, but what really helps the one handed use across the whole device is my Flygrip. Best accessory I've ever bought.
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sleevasteve said:
Sometimes changing the DPI on the keyboard will move it over, but personally I like Swype. I use it normal, but what really helps the one handed use across the whole device is my Flygrip. Best accessory I've ever bought.
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I just checked out the flygrip it is really cool I may have to get one Thanks
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That's a nice list but it still doesn't answer the question regarding which ones are resizeable for one handed operation on this phone. So far I've found that Kii and SlideIT are acceptable alternatives but Kii keyboard is not moveable from one side to the other. I still like the stock Samsung keyboard better if it just had auto correct.
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You can move kii keyboard to the left side of the screen or the right. Look at the keyboard padding option
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I wonder if SwiftKey would be willing to implement this. I think I'll shoot them an email and see as it would be handy.
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You can move kii keyboard to the left side of the screen or the right. Look at the keyboard padding option
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Yes but that requires going into the settings every time you want to switch sides. I'm talking about the ability to switch sides quickly for using with either hand. SlideIT has a bar which can be pulled from side to side. I do like the top row numbers on the Kii keyboard though. I'd only used the samsung keyboard for about a week and was already accustomed to using the top row numbers.
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Yes but that requires going into the settings every time you want to switch sides. I'm talking about the ability to switch sides quickly for using with either hand. SlideIT has a bar which can be pulled from side to side. I do like the top row numbers on the Kii keyboard though. I'd only used the samsung keyboard for about a week and was already accustomed to using the top row numbers.
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Oh gotcha I didn't know that. Thats cool. Luckily for me ive got big hands. The top nunber row keeps me at kii tho for sure. Plus the fact that you can use any theme you find on the market. I bet if someone brought something like that up to those developers they would implement it. They are ALWAYS updating
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jellyhead said:
That's a nice list but it still doesn't answer the question regarding which ones are resizeable for one handed operation on this phone. So far I've found that Kii and SlideIT are acceptable alternatives but Kii keyboard is not moveable from one side to the other. I still like the stock Samsung keyboard better if it just had auto correct.
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Huh...from the linked page: "You can resize the keyboard by dragging the resize key!" A.I. Type Keyboard
TouchPal
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TouchPal
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Thank you. Touch pal is awesome!
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The new Swiftkey beta slides to one side, resizes, and undocks
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The new Swiftkey beta slides to one side, resizes, and undocks
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I'm digging TouchPal. Have you compared the two? Instead of long pressing, TouchPal allows you to press on key and slide up to choose upper character (number),slide down for punctuation. You can also press delete button or slide from delete left to delete entire word. Finally, it suggests words that show up between the keys that can be selected by dragging then to space bar. I also forgot that you can slide space bar up to select emotions. I'm sure there's more... LOL
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If TouchPal had top row numbers it would be very close to the default Samsung keyboard. So close but not quite.
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If TouchPal had top row numbers it would be very close to the default Samsung keyboard. So close but not quite.
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Really? Seems like TouchPal has quite a few add'l features.
TouchPal X is definitely the finest one.
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Yeah, I kinda stumbled into TouchPal Keyboard about a year ago since I have used TouchPal Dialer for years. Keyboard has proven more useful on my Note 2 than it did on my previous phones. And yeah, I went to the X version after official release (the beta was really flaky early in the development ).
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i've been using my HTC One for over a month now.
it's great, but the keyboard shows with an increasing delay.
currently when i try to type something, it takes 1-2 seconds for the keyboard to show.
everything else is fast and responsive.
is it because it's loading some dictionary on every show?
is there a way to reset it ?
I haven't had that issue at all. Very fast for me. What see you trying to use it in? Was there a specific app this happens in?
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i've been using my HTC One for over a month now.
it's great, but the keyboard shows with an increasing delay.
currently when i try to type something, it takes 1-2 seconds for the keyboard to show.
everything else is fast and responsive.
is it because it's loading some dictionary on every show?
is there a way to reset it ?
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I haven't had that issue at all. Very fast for me. What see you trying to use it in? Was there a specific app this happens in?
happens in multiple apps. it sort of creeped up after 1.5 months of heavy use. actually it's about 2-3 seconds delay.. hope i don't have to reset my phone to get rid of it..
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The keyboard is not as good as the real Swype. It doesn't detect when your swiping is unintentionally off target. I had to download the real Swype keyboard to get comfortable again.
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That stinks. I haven't had it for more than a month yet. I hope this doesn't happen to me.
Hope you don't have to reset either!
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The keyboard is not as good as the real Swype. It doesn't detect when your swiping is unintentionally off target. I had to download the real Swype keyboard to get comfortable again.
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not sure what you mean.. there is only one swype keyboard. i installed it from swype.com.
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not sure what you mean.. there is only one swype keyboard. i installed it from swype.com.
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What I mean is, the stock keyboard also allows typing by simply sliding a finger from the first letter of a word to its last letter, just like Swype. But the stock keyboard is not as good in predicting the word you intend to type.
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You could try the Swype off the Play Store, I believe it's on sale for $1.
Or swiftkey, both are great
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