With the new Android “cupcake” update there are going to be a lot of additions including video recording. What we did not know was the cupcake branch of Android which reportedly was made available a software keyboard on Nokia’s line of Internet Tablets.
A video of the on-screen keyboard working on the T-Mobile G1 has popped up on YouTube and we just had to share. We cannot tell you how excited we are to see that there is a full-blown working on-screen keyboard on the T-Mobile G1. This means that you wont have to slide out the keyboard to message someone and say hi, or quickly search for the nearest burger joint.
The video shows the black full QWERTY keyboard being used in the Google search bar at the Homs screen and throughout the native browser. From what we can see the keyboard is very responsive and easy to use. Laid out much like the keyboard on the iPhone it seems to work well with your fingertips. While we cant vouch for the authenticity of this video, it certainly makes up excited. For now this will remain an unconfirmed rumor.
hopefully we get it soon
http://www.engadget.com/2008/12/22/c...n-t-mobile-g1/
If they get this right, the future of Android on touchscreen-only devices is pretty much secured
wish i knew how to code programs so i could help etc...... is it hard to learn? I am pretty good with computers......
If they get this right, the future of Android on touchscreen-only devices is pretty much secured
-omar