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Android recommended 'keyboard' query
davetrousers
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I've just got the HTC Sensation XE (after upgrading from my old Magic), and have 2 queries.
Does anyone recommend a keyboard (app) that has the £ sign in a more convenient place, as you currently have to go to the second screen of other characters, whereas the $ sign is on the main keyboard.
On my old Magic when you touched the selected word (as you're typing) it would insert the selected word and put a space in after it, but this phone's keyboard doesn't and I carry on typing then realise I need to go back and insert a space. So is there a setting or keyboard app that does this?
Many thanks
Does anyone recommend a keyboard (app) that has the £ sign in a more convenient place, as you currently have to go to the second screen of other characters, whereas the $ sign is on the main keyboard.
On my old Magic when you touched the selected word (as you're typing) it would insert the selected word and put a space in after it, but this phone's keyboard doesn't and I carry on typing then realise I need to go back and insert a space. So is there a setting or keyboard app that does this?
Many thanks
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Think that's the default keyboard type.
You could try "swype". but it's roughtly the same keyboard as the HTC default but it auto spaces between words ^_^
http://beta.swype.com/android/create/Laters
Sol
"Have you found the secrets of the universe? Asked Zebade "I'm sure I left them here somewhere"0 -
Give Swiftkey a try, it has the £ sign where you want it (and auto-space is an option in its settings). It's a really good keyboard.Now free from the incompetence of vodafail0
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Think that's the default keyboard type.
You could try "swype". but it's roughtly the same keyboard as the HTC default but it auto spaces between words ^_^
http://beta.swype.com/android/create/
The standard keyboard has this feature, it's called Trace keyboard and does automatically put space in between words, which is helpful.
I found this after my original post......0 -
I use swiftkey as well - I had it for free when it was in Beta, and then it was in the app store for 10p the other day so I bought it then.Ubuntu is an ancient African word, meaning: 'I can't configure Debian'.0
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