zBusterCB87

Hi everyone, I have the Samsung galaxy 5 player.
It has Android gingerbread 2.3.5

whenever I try to type any capital letters with my keyboard, I can not type anything capatalised. no matter what...
if anyone can help, I woukd really appreciate it!

Everything is lowercase, and its really starting ti become a bother...

Frisco

Hmmm.. interesting issue, zBuster. I'm wondering if the sensitivity on the screen and/or keyboard is a bit too high, allowing for a sort of phantom double click, which would return the caps tap back to lower case. Of course, if that were the issue, you'd very likely see other symptoms, such as more than one letter/number etc on the screen as accidental double taps there, too.

Are you using the stock keyboard? If you are, perhaps Smart Keyboard Pro would resolve the issue, or some other 3rd party keyboard app.

Hopefully we'll see more responses and suggestions in the Galaxy Player sub-forum; I've moved your question to that forum for you.

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Ceramic7

Are you using Swype or the Samsung keyboard? I couldn't figure it out with Swype, but on the Samsung keyboard, you can just tap on the key with the up arrow and the letters will be all upper case.

You can also go into Settings --> Language and keyboard --> select either Swype or Samsung keypad settings --> scroll down to the tutorial.

drted

If you double tap the Up arrow on the Samsung keyboard.. the caps will remain ... not just the first letter...if you want all the letters capitalized... ted

blackdog709

I've never had that issue. But I have had others. I've had frustration with the stock keyboard AND with Swype. The stock keyboard is not great. I think, if I remember correctly, that there's no haptic feedback on that sucker either. When emailing, Swype would do very, very weird things with edits...sticking the deleted text to the right of my cursor where I could not get rid of it...and the problem would get worse and worse the more I tried to fix and delete the compounding errors...essentially my email would turn into a big comedy of errors.

I bought SwiftKey and found that to suck, for various reasons. It took up a LOT of the screen leaving precious little remaining for whatever the app was!

Then I got GoKeyboard for free. And that has been great. Good predictive text, leaves a row of punctuation selections after you accept a suggeted word, very nice smooth-flowing operation for the most part. Lots of free "themes" too if you are into visual customization

I think the keyboard functionality varies according to what app it is being used in. But it HAS to work well in email for me. Otherwise, it's a deal-breaker.

Try some alternate keyboards. Again, I'd recommend GoKeyboard. Free and good. Lots of flexibility in how you can set it up. Sliders for infinite variation in haptic feedback intensity and duration, for example.