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High-res HTC_ime

ccousinsjr

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Dec 29, 2009
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A high-res version of the HTC_ime has been released. It works well on the Droid and N1.

Voice input works as well.
Still kind of buggy in landscape mode.

htcime.jpg


[download link] http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=624416
 
I just downloaded this earlier today. Really nice IMO... much more accurate than better keyboard or smart keyboard, in my experience.

Doesn't work for me in landscape mode right now though (seems to be that way for Droid users). Waiting for that fix and then it'll be solid.

Does anyone know where to find some good skins for this keyboard? I'm not experienced in tearing apart APKs and modifying the framework res or whatever is required to mod skins, but would really like to be able to find something that makes this mesh better with my theme. Preferably something dark or glossy. I've seen some keyboards with transparent backgrounds that I've really liked too, but I can't find any skins/modded versions of the 0.7 HTC_IME.
 
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I'm really enjoying this over the stock keyboard. My only complaint is that it doesn't share the same user dictionary as the stock/Better Keyboard. However, every unrecognized word I type in gets saved anyway.

Same issue here, doesn't work in landscape mode but not a big deal since I only use portrait or landscape with physical keyboard.

I'm sure the devs will update soon, they seem to update often, went from V5 to V7 in around 2 days I think?
 
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i tested this out for a good half an hour and i have to say...
this keyboard is AWESOME! while it doesnt work in landscape, typing on this basically enables the multitouch we've wanted to long on the stock android keyboard. it might LOOK slow when you are typing, but it registers everything. it feels like typing on an iphone or an ipod touch. response and accuracy is great!
 
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XDA is an HTC development community. They focus on HTC phones and anything else is icing on the cake.

Actually they have recently opened their doors to other manufacturers, Toshiba, Acer and Samsung all have their own device forums now. I recommend EVERYONE go New Forums on XDA? - xda-developers here and vote for the Droid.
 
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XDA is an HTC development community. They focus on HTC phones and anything else is icing on the cake.


Seems that way doesn't it. 'cept they bill themselves as more than that, ie:

Welcome To XDA Developers

...the world's largest community devoted to Android and Windows Mobile smartphones.

More on topic though, I actually dont like the HTC keyboard, it seems cluttered to me. Personally I like stock :) Couldn't get into Swype either. *shrug*

Cool that people have options to suit their preferences though. :)
 
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Actually they have recently opened their doors to other manufacturers, Toshiba, Acer and Samsung all have their own device forums now. I recommend EVERYONE go New Forums on XDA? - xda-developers here and vote for the Droid.


Me and a few others have voted a while ago, they keep adding lame brands to the list. For some reason they seem to hate on droids.



Keyboard works pretty good, I like the calibration tool it has, sounds are kinda annoying but you can turn them off. No landscape mode. Wtf?

Prolly due to lack of support for droids. All in all pretty cool keyboard IMO.
 
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