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TouchPal is a finger-friendly virtual keyboard on touchscreen. You can easily input 40-60 words per minute with your thumb on TouchPal. It has a lot of unique features such as mistyping correction, mixed language input, quick symbols and finger gestures that makes you type fast. It supports 3 different layout (Full-QWERTY, T+ Half QWERTY and Phone KeyPad), both portrait and landscape mode, and more than 20 languages. TouchPal won the GSMA Mobile Innovation Global Award 2009 by its creative and user-friendly design.
Welcome to review ,andif you need any support from us please feel free to contact with us . Email:cootek@gmail.com TouchPal for Android will Release next Friday,Now we invite you to be our Beta Test.And you will probably be the very first one to review it on the Internet. If you'd like to be our beta test please contact with us viacootek@gmail.com
Last edited by CooTek; July 9th, 2009 at 11:17 PM.
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Thanks for your support ,and every welcome to review TouchPal .If you want to know more about TouchPal you can contact with us and email is cootek@gmail.com
Last edited by CooTek; July 6th, 2009 at 01:21 AM.
Wow, that's sweet. I love the look of your keyboard and as soon as I have an android phone I will try the demo and definitely purchase it if I like it :-)
We will release it on Android Market next week. It will be free for the first few months. The final price hasn’t been decided, but if you download it during the free period, you won’t have to worry about the price. J
Last edited by CooTek; July 7th, 2009 at 01:20 AM.
Really nice.. I used to be a Touchpal PRO fan when I was using a WinMo device.
If only I can transfer my old (now unused) paid licence to Android
Can't wait to try it.
Thanks for your consistantly support for TouchPal.We will release it on Android Market next week. It will be free for the first few months.So you can download during that period ,then you will not need to pay for the licence fee .This strategy is inorder to give the benefit to our supporters.
Last edited by CooTek; July 8th, 2009 at 03:01 AM.
The accent letters will be fully supported. You can also refer to the demo video, “Accent Letter” part, in which you can press&hold a key to expand and select accent letters.
We will release it on Android Market next week. It will be free for the first few months. The final price hasn’t been decided, but if you download it during the free period, you won’t have to worry about the price. J
This is great news. I loved TouchPal on my Wing and was dissapointed that there was not something similar when I switched to the G1. Now, I think I will be ignoring the main keyboard once again.
This is great news. I loved TouchPal on my Wing and was dissapointed that there was not something similar when I switched to the G1. Now, I think I will be ignoring the main keyboard once again.
Can't wait for the release.
Thank you for your support TouchPal constantly,and your support is a great power encourge us to do better and better .
TouchPal for Android will Release next Friday,Now we invite you to be our Beta Test.And you will probably be the very first one to review it on the Internet. If you'd like to be our beta test please contact with us via cootek@gmail.com
TouchPal for Android will Release next Friday,Now we invite you to be our Beta Test.And you will probably be the very first one to review it on the Internet. If you'd like to be our beta test please contact with us via cootek@gmail.com
D-day tomorrow !! Hope it's almost ready you'll be able to get some sleep tonight
Thank for all of your support,we have got many feedback from our beta test .So inorder to proivde you a better input solution ,we may delay the release day to the next coming week .
Last edited by CooTek; July 20th, 2009 at 03:16 AM.
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I was a beta tester for touchpal. After a day or two I sent my thoughts from the address samuelmaskell@gmail.com. here is the original email.
Hi,
I've been using the touchpal keyboard all day today and I thought I would share my first impressions.
Things I like:
Easy to switch keyboards
Easy to change language
multi-language support(though I have not tried it because I only have one language pack currently)
Easy access to symbols by swiping down
Prediction of next word
Little to no lag
Things I would like to see:
Haptic/vibration feedback
Double tap space bar for period
Larger keys in landscape mode
Prediction for punctuation(I often hit comma instead of L and it never corrects it)
Incorrect key prediction on compact qwerty(the keys may be bigger but I still hit the wrong one occasionally) - this is included in HTC's keyboard
Bigger dictionary(not bad but HTC's is bigger on non-google branded phones)
Press and swipe sideways on symbol key for a few quick options like on HTC keyboard
Overall it is quite nice but there are a few things I would like to see. Right now I would say that it is fairly good bit it has the potential to be much better. I will keep you posted if I think of anything else that I would like to see.
Thanks,
Samuel Maskell
hope that helps a little. I'd like to see this thing go far.
I was a beta tester for touchpal. After a day or two I sent my thoughts from the address samuelmaskell@gmail.com.
Out of interest, are you still using it now? I'm currently using BigKeys - the annoying thing is that it doesn't predict words or any of the fancy features, but it's basically completely lag-free, which is what killed the normal keyboard for me. Also, I kept hitting "." when I meant to hit the space bar, though I don't do that on BigKeys. If TouchPal can offer a lag-free solution with the predictive functions of the Android keyboard, I'll be all over it.
We will have the following improvement in our public release:
1. Support G1 hard keyboard input (and the soft keyboard won’t pop up)
2. New landscape mode with bigger keys
3. Support user-defined words
4. Haptic feedback (vibration mode)
5. Other bug fixes
CooTek - sounds like a great touch keyboard replacement. I don't see it on the market. I'm in Canada. Could you send me the apk? Thanks
It's not out yet, and CooTek says that it should be free for the first month or two, so when it's out you should be able to see it in Canada Land anyway.
It's not out yet, and CooTek says that it should be free for the first month or two, so when it's out you should be able to see it in Canada Land anyway.
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It's not out yet, and CooTek says that it should be free for the first month or two, so when it's out you should be able to see it in Canada Land anyway.
Mr Cootek, any news on when it will be out?
Hopefully.. there have been some problems though. We can't even get all the free apps. No idea why but it's really starting up tick me off.
Sorry about it but it was the 3rd time this question was posted... And even the thread title says Will Release...
I fully understand your point of view. With so many new users (you are only 20 something posts so far) it is important to teach. Better to not even answer this person.
In a Phandroid post about Google Voice nearly every person asked for an invite. Despite the fact it posted multiple times that invites are not like when Gmail was released, only Google can provide you with one. No viral, send an invite options at this time. Eventually I just stopped reading that and posting there.
I welcome you as well to our community and hope you enjoy Android and chatting about it too.
I fully understand your point of view. With so many new users (you are only 20 something posts so far) it is important to teach. Better to not even answer this person.
In a Phandroid post about Google Voice nearly every person asked for an invite. Despite the fact it posted multiple times that invites are not like when Gmail was released, only Google can provide you with one. No viral, send an invite options at this time. Eventually I just stopped reading that and posting there.
I welcome you as well to our community and hope you enjoy Android and chatting about it too.
I agree with you but for me (new here but been on other forums for a while), rule #1 is to search before asking, let alone reading a thread and it's title
TouchPal Soft keyboard for Android will Release
TouchPal is a finger-friendly virtual keyboard on touchscreen. You can easily input 40-60 words per minute with your thumb on TouchPal. It has a lot of unique features such as mistyping correction, mixed language input, quick symbols and finger gestures that makes you type fast. It supports 3 different layout (Full-QWERTY, T+ Half QWERTY and Phone KeyPad), both portrait and landscape mode, and more than 20 languages. TouchPal won the GSMA Mobile Innovation Global Award 2009 by its creative and user-friendly design.
