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How to Utilize an Android Phone Keyboard to Write Texts
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If you own an Windows Phone, you will be aware of how annoying it can be when your screen is stuck on the keyboard. Sometimes, you get so frustrated with this that you want to throw away your phone and not use it in any way. But did you know that, with a new technology called "WiFi Auto Configuration", this problem is fixable? With this new technology that is available to all Windows Phone can be updated wirelessly through your home network without affecting the phone's ability to connect to any network in any way. So what is windows hello again?
One of the most irritating aspects of a keyboard is the fact that you need to keep hitting the enter key to actually write letters. Most phone keyboards are made to seem like a real physical keyboard, and are designed to look like a real QWERTY keyboard. However even with the most well designed ergonomic design, sometimes even the most robust keyboard is unable to fit all characters onto the screen. This is where the problem is. You can type whatever you like however the screen might not be large enough to show the whole alphabet or the number. In this case you'll have to press enter again.
This can be avoided by turning off your computer or phone prior to when you start your computer. Another option is to connect your phone or Windows phone to an USB mouse or keyboard. What you'll find is that the phone's keyboard will now be able to squeeze more characters onto the screen. This landscape mode will allow users to write more easily letters and also make typing more precise for touch typing users.
The effect of touch-scrolling on virtual keyboards is also very like what you'd get on the real QWERTY keyboard. The landscape mode allows you more frequent use of the space bar however, unlike standard keyboard keys the space bar doesn't alter in size. You don't have to press the shift key repeatedly to make the shift key work, since all numbers are the same size and font as the letters.
The only thing that makes the landscape keyboard slightly different from a traditional QWERTY is the fact that it doesn't support hotkeys that function. This means that you aren't able to make use of certain functions like the Caps lock or the Home button that allows you to navigate through the menus on the screen of your phone. This makes it harder to write messages on your phone. To perform any task on your Android phone (e.g., write letters), you will need to hit the hardware button. This is all the Android phone keyboard can do.
The big drawback of using the "alternate keyboard" to write letters on your phone is that it's extremely difficult to write correctly. To write text correctly you must be able to compose words in accordance with their location within the alphabet. It is possible to practice this skill by using any text-based app that provides visual feedback. Once you're confident with the process, you can switch to a real QWERTY keyboard for the bulk of your messages. If you're really looking to write quickly and precisely, you can download and install an Android keyboard from the Android Market. It is likely to be easier to type messages with an "alternate keyboard", as they are just as functional as a standard keyboard. http://troywxkb800.simplesite.com/450293901 |
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