Maybe I am missing something but I can't get the autocorrect feature on any of my keyboards (including Swiftkey) to work inside S-Notes.
Did Samsung design this to actually disable any autocorrect on any keyboard? Why would they do that?
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Wow, 149 views and no one has any idea?
Is it actually possible that Samsung has intentionally disabled autocorrect by ANY keyboard in S-Notes? I love Samsung hardware but on the software side they continually make choices which confound. It's not that they write bad software. It's that they seem to PURPOSEFULLY make choices which harm the user. For instance, how hard would it be to give users the ability to create and save their own templates? How about typing styles? It would be incredibly simple yet they choose not to.
I am beginning to think Samsung hired the same guy who decided getting rid of the Start Button in Windows 8 was a brilliant idea to run their software development as well.
** Or it could be that Samsung's idea of "Customer Feedback" is an utterly lame Facebook page that looks like it is manned by high school students? They don't even have Forums for God's sake! S-Notes could have been a OneNote killer yet they just sort of said, "Nah, let's make it suck instead..."
Frustrated. S-Notes has been out for a while now and apparently they have no intention of improving it.
I never looked into it because I don't like autuocorrect. But I would checked either in the keyboard or language settings. It's probably something you just need to turn on.
I guess I'm not understanding exactly what you want. I use the stock Samsung keyboard and the Kii keyboard from the play store and they both have the suggested words pop up and try to correct my spelling when I either type things out using the keyboard or use the s pen in handwriting mode using the s note app. I'm on stock deodexed MA7. What are you wanting it to do?
he wants autocorrect where it automatically makes corrections even if he doesn't use the suggested words.
Same here!... I thought Swiftkey would mend this problem, but it DIDN'T !!!!
So only in S-Note even Swiftkey refuses to give suggestions and/ or autocorrection.
I'm really angry, 'cause I sort of planned on using it.
But since it already got on my nerves, that I constantly had to change from drawing mode to keyboard input whenever I opened a note, although the pen was not drawn(!), it's probably time to look into another app.
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Hi guys. This is my first post! I recently created an account with XDA becasue i LOVE the work and information i get and how everyone gives each other a hand Hope this hasn't been posted befrore!... I recently downloaded the droid x multi touch keyboard on my evo. When i installed a message came up saying that the app can store passwords and credit card numbers Has anyone had any issues with this? Is this really an issue? I currently use it for texting and convert to stock keyboard when inputing personal information. I would like to use my new keyboard comfortably. Thanks!
Well you best bet would be to go into settings > application > apps, and find the app and look at all the permissions granted. Some require ridiculous things like phone book access, ect. Personally, if you're second guessing your info being compromised, I'd uninstall it, but again, that's just me.
that's a common warning in android when installing any 3rd party KB. I wouldn't worry too much about it.
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double post, but it does the same thing when I enable wiimote control keyboard.
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ya thats what android systems tells you when enabling a 3rd party keyboard. i confirmed this when i extracted, signed, and installed the htc sense kb like a 3rd party one and it gave me the same message. its because almost all half decent kb's have word prediction and autocorrect, so they store the data. if you were to, for example, type your bank pin in using the kb, and it would store it in the dictionary, it could possibly be extracted. there is nothing to worry about though. it doesnt say 'this=bank passcode' or anything. it would jsut save the sequence of numbers for its own future referance.
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Loving the fast responses! I think im going to stick with the keyboard. Didn't think it was that big of a deal. Thank you fellas
Now these responses are not to say that your phone security is not being compromised. With the growing support for Android and all the open source developing, the likelihood of attacks to your phone is greater. I'm not too concerned with it right now, but it is something to be mindful of.
I just read a blog the other day regarding this. But then again, I haven't heard of any cases where somebody extracted or remotely manipulated another person's phone.
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Just trying out the new keyboard and swype feature. Does it support multi finger swype? sort of like keymonk.
It seems to support it to some degree, but it's sketchy at best. Just curious what everyone else is experiencing.
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not sure about the two finger swype but regular swiping is working much better for me than the latest official swype beta...
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Interesting. I haven't used it long enough to compare it to swype. I stopped using swype though because I eventually got frustrated with it. Good to hear you find it better!
I'll keep playing with it.
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Is there any way to turn this feature on, on any other keyboard than the US one? Im from Finland and id be very happy to be able to try this feature.
Not to sure to be honest. I guess Google isn't supporting other languages with their swype feature yet?
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I'm using the swipe feature now, I love it. I could never get in to Swype, but I got into the feature with the 4.2 keyboard straight away
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Is almost perfect, to not say perfect, because sure Google improves it more.
This is being written with the "swype" feature in my Galaxy Nexus. Too fast, and can be used with another languages. The system detects the route and compares it with the dictionary. Almost always it detect the right word. Sometimes (very few!) it detects another word, so click in the corrector and add the correct. If you enter some word with orthographic errors, it detects it and is introduced and corrected perfectly, like if you are using the normal keyboard. Is good also with punctuation and spaces.
Using it in vertical position and perfect, always I wrote in vertical in old keyboard I have lots of errors because my big fingers. Since I have installed Android 4.2, I don't needed to use the landscape mode, so I'm happy to see how I can write now at the speed of thunder and chat without getting angry
Thanks Google!
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Is almost perfect, to not say perfect, because sure Google improves it more.
... I'm happy to see how I can write now at the speed of thunder and chat without getting angry
Thanks Google!
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If the new keyboard keeps people from getting angry when they chat - it should be mandatory for XDA posters.
Frankly I hate it. It makes no sense in my mind to drag my finger over letter that I don't need for a word, yet through which I have to go in order to get to the next letter I need... I'd much rather type normally
I've got last update for my Galaxy Nexus and now I'm on 4.2, i cant find anywhere Swype keyboard ..its on English (U.S.A) keyboard
Why?
It's just called android keyboard, that now allows swiping. Swype is a third party keyboard you really don't need anymore.
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I've got last update for my Galaxy Nexus and now I'm on 4.2, i cant find anywhere Swype keyboard ..its on English (U.S.A) keyboard
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Ok i understand is not calling swype on nexus, but android keyboard not working like a swype keyboard, thats is the problem...
Edit, its working just in Englis (USA) language
10x man
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Frankly I hate it. It makes no sense in my mind to drag my finger over letter that I don't need for a word, yet through which I have to go in order to get to the next letter I need... I'd much rather type normally
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I'm way faster on Swype. I hate trying to hit each key perfectly and and/or moving my hand to enter the suggested. But to each his own.
I have to try this new swipe since people seem to like it.
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Did they add in any variety of custom dictionary sync? That's one thing I really like about the version of Swype I have now. I no longer need to re-teach the keyboard all the technical jargon every time I get a new device.
i got some issue with the newz android keyboard, sometimes the word are show twice
The personal dictionary allows you to add words directly (Skype doesn't), but I don't think it works. I added a few email addresses and typing the first 2-3 letters don't bring up the address. Swype had problems with words beginning with a number, so does android. I find android just as accurate. I like having a "." on the numeric keyboard that's not on Swype.
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Did they add in any variety of custom dictionary sync? That's one thing I really like about the version of Swype I have now. I no longer need to re-teach the keyboard all the technical jargon every time I get a new device.
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I like it...
never used Swype before because it seemed a bit counter-intuitive, but really like it on the nexus 7 (possibly because typing is a pain normally)
I can see why some people will hate it, mind - some people hate predictive text for similar reasons.
I spent some time with swipe. It's pretty accurate but just feels clunky in places. What I really missed though was the shortcuts that Swype has like swiping from the Swype key to the 5 key to bring up a number pad and swiping from the Swype key to the shift key to change case. And I don't like having to change keyboards to enter numbers. I like the convention of a long hold to get numbers and common punctuation like in Swype.
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My version of Swype has a '.' on the numberpad. Are you actually referring to the number pad (accessed by swyping from the Swype key to the #5 or long pressing on the "123" key) or the symbol/number keyboard accessed by quick pressing on the "123" key?
Swype also lets you add to the dictionary--it just does it whenever you key in a new word, as opposed to having you specifically go through the hassle of adding words to the dictionary. That's why I was impressed with the versions of Swype that sync online--so I don't need to re-teach it words I've already taught it on other devices.
The personal dictionary allows you to add words directly (Skype doesn't), but I don't think it works. I added a few email addresses and typing the first 2-3 letters don't bring up the address. Swype had problems with words beginning with a number, so does android. I find android just as accurate. I like having a "." on the numeric keyboard that's not on Swype.
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Ahhh forgot about the actual numpad. I always found it easier to press the 123 key, and don't think there's a "." there.
The android keypad lets you add words as you're typing too, I just find the "+" in the dictionary more convenient (at least on initial set-up). I also like the nicknames you can add to the personal dictionary, for "words" that Swype doesn't recognize (or suggest)... Like I have "[email protected]" as an email, if it's in Swype dictionary it won't come up as a suggestion, but in android, set a nickname like "mrk" or anything you want, and the suggestion will pop up.
I have nothing against Swype, used it for a year, I just find "little" things about android I like better. I don't type a lot, so may not know all the secrets to Swype (or Android). I do like the new Swype theme options!
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My version of Swype has a '.' on the numberpad. Are you actually referring to the number pad (accessed by swyping from the Swype key to the #5 or long pressing on the "123" key) or the symbol/number keyboard accessed by quick pressing on the "123" key?
Swype also lets you add to the dictionary--it just does it whenever you key in a new word, as opposed to having you specifically go through the hassle of adding words to the dictionary. That's why I was impressed with the versions of Swype that sync online--so I don't need to re-teach it words I've already taught it on other devices.
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I have developed a new keyboard for all typewriters and computers throughout the world. It can be found at AEIOUkeyboard.com (The rules of this site do not allow me to provide a link as a new person posting.)It has a patent pending. I am looking for a way to create an app that can be used on Android. My keyboard would be sold as an alternative to the QWERTY keyboard that Android now has. Obviously, it must be able to create messages and send them via email or text messages. The only difference would be the keyboard. My keyboard must obviously interact with the Android DOS to be able to send messages, etc.
The users of phones and pads face the problem that when confronted with a QWERTY keyboard they must start by hunt and peck typing either with one or two fingers, or their thumbs. Eventually, they become proficient. The AEIOU Keyboard (tm) would make learning an new keypad much easier and faster. However, it would be fairly easy for a person using the QWERTY system to adapt because the new keyboard is more logical, visual and intuitive.
I am picking Android to start with because I believe it is easier than iPhone or iPad to have an app accepted. But I don’t know that much about this business, so I may be wrong about this. I should mention that swiftkey at swiftkey.net has a keyboard that differs slightly from Android's and it is running as an alternative, so certainly my keyboard on Android would seem feasible.
I am looking for a developer to partner with to develop an app specifically for Android that could be sold via an apps store. It would be an alternative to the present keyboard used on Android.
If you would like to partner with me on this project on a 50/50 royalties split, please be in contact. Obviously, I see this eventually becoming the standard keyboard used by all pads and phones. If you are interested, or would like to talk further, please be in contact. [email protected]
Thanks,
Paul Streitz
While I like the whole Android series, I seem to be stuck by 1 thing and I'm surprised nobody has thought to mock up an app that functions like this:
SwipeSelection
Someone made something for the Android that's quite similar. However it's still in beta phase and doesn't seem to be receiving anymore progress.
It's called Tyype.
While Tyype works almost identical to SwipeSelection, it does have it's faults. The big one that I'm curious about is whether or not swiping your finger through the actual keyboard in order to move the cursor is possible on android? If so, why hasn't anyone really thought about copying? It's immensely intuitive and handy feature for those of us who mess up spelling on the keyboard; even to those who don't misspell it's quite useful to changing searches, texts, script files, etc...
This has been on my mind for a while and I just wanted to throw this out there.
Well, for fun I'd thought I'd compare whether I write faster with the pen or using a keyboard. So I compared using the
Note pen, typing on keyboard, and using swipe. First, a few caveats. I'm pretty slow at typing and I don't use swipe
much. I also made lots or errors (too much pressure on me I guess...) with each approach but didn't
penalize time. I'm sure I'd improve with practice but thought I'd just present my results and others can describe their own experience.
Feel free to suggest how to improve comparison as what I tried is full of flaws to be a real fair measure of performance..
For the comparison, I decided to see how many words from the Gettysburg Address I could type in one minute. For this test I used the
new beta swipe keyboard that has popped up lately in these threads. My results were for one minute each:
Pen 30 words
typing 25
swipe 20
So from this limited study I'm writing a little faster using the pen. I was not completely surprised with this result as I had an "inkling" about
this in the past... A victory for the pen! But wait... I also noticed there is a voice dictation option on the keyboard.
Well, it only took me 20 seconds to dictate 30 words with clearly far fewer errors (for me). So in this case the pens glory was fleeting!
I find that I make FAR more mistakes with the pen input. I'm just not a good enough writer to use it I guess. Sometimes it takes me too long to write a word, and it posts up unfinished words. Sometimes it just doesn't like my writing.
I find that I use voice dictation quite a bit. I don't care how people think I look. It's a very good experience. Keyboard is pretty middle of the road.
Personally I'm faster with the keyboard and I make fewer errors on keyboard. I like having instant access to numbers and punctuation as well. I just like the basic keyboard, no autocorrect, no auto capitalization, no prediction, just keys with letters and numbers on them. My input method of choice is Hacker's Keyboard - it's basic and functional. It has a 5 row QWERTY layout with number row, punctuation, and arrow keys which make going back to correct misspellings easy and fast. I haven't messed with handwriting recognition on the Note 3 but previous attempts at using handwriting recognition software were less than impressive - my handwriting is pretty sloppy and I don't get much practice outside of signing my name these days. I think I type faster than I can speak, let alone write, at least on a real keyboard. Nowhere near as fast on a touch keyboard but still am pretty fast with two thumb typing.
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Personally I'm faster with the keyboard and I make fewer errors on keyboard. I like having instant access to numbers and punctuation as well. I just like the basic keyboard, no autocorrect, no auto capitalization, no prediction, just keys with letters and numbers on them. My input method of choice is Hacker's Keyboard - it's basic and functional. It has a 5 row QWERTY layout with number row, punctuation, and arrow keys which make going back to correct misspellings easy and fast. I haven't messed with handwriting recognition on the Note 3 but previous attempts at using handwriting recognition software were less than impressive - my handwriting is pretty sloppy and I don't get much practice outside of signing my name these days. I think I type faster than I can speak, let alone write, at least on a real keyboard. Nowhere near as fast on a touch keyboard but still am pretty fast with two thumb typing.
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Hacker's keyboard is still my mainstay as well although I think it's layout could be improved without sacrificing the keys (I often need Ctrl tab and esc).
For some reason the left hand side of the keyboard is not quite right. The left most key on the number row with the characters ` and ~ is too small.
Is that the case with your keyboard? Maybe there is a setting I can change? Hackers keyboard looked perfect on my Note 1 as it is a little wider than the Note 3.
One thing that might hold back my typing is that my flip cover can make my Note 3 a little awkward to hold and type.
Anyways, for writing long notes, email or even some texts, my experience with the pen has been quite good. When I pull out the pen and bring it near the screen,
a little square appears that when I tap creates a memo pad. The pen works very well with this memo pad. Indeed making corrections is also very easy as you just
draw a line through what you want to remove. It also does a pretty good job of recognizing both my printing and cursive.
Anyways, for fun, you might try a quantitative comparison. Who knows, you might find a surprising result!
The pen is good for 2 things writing if your in a turbulent situation like traveling and for taking notes on a call that's it.
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The pen is good for 2 things writing if your in a turbulent situation like traveling and for taking notes on a call that's it.
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Gosh! Only 2? There must be a third thing. Anybody?
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Gosh! Only 2? There must be a third thing. Anybody?
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Cleaning the wax out of thy ears?
But seriously, I have horrible hand writting and hardly have any errors when I am using the pen. Try using swype with the pen, now thats something totally different.
Anyways put me down as a pen lover.
I like to write with the pen and find that it works quite well for me. I usually use it to swype because it's easier than activating the handwriting panel. I also find that swype interferes with my entry with standard typing. Sometimes if I hover too low over the keyboard it thinks I'm swyping and enters an interesting combination of typos. The ear wax thing is also pretty useful.