Err… My PROLiNK USB Keyboard is not supported by Samsung Galaxy S II USB OTG. Oh, I should use ‘was’ instead of ‘is’ because I managed to get it working on Samsung Galaxy S2 now. Thanks to XDA Developer, Td8f4. Without his patch, my USB keyboard is still detected as “High-power USB device connected ~ Unable to access this device. Connected device needs external power supply”. No worry if your USB keyboard is not working too, try below patch and it might works like mine…
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Yeah… Android 2.3 Gingerbread was released by Google. And bring some goodies to us. No Android 2.3 Gingerbread ROM for HTC HD2 for the moment but the developers already dump the Android 2.3 Gingerbread keyboard and ready to be installed on rooted Android 2.2 Froyo.
Swype is a faster and easier way to input text on your mobile phone. It is available on Windows Mobile and now on Android too but on beta version.
How to switch between Android input methods? This is the question that you will ask when you install other Android input method like Google Pingyin IME (谷歌拼音输入法) for Android. You already enabled it in Language & keyboard at settings. But still can’t use it…
Chinese is supported natively in Android as it has simplified and traditional Chinese locale support, which gives you Chinese fonts and the option to change the entire interface into Chinese. But not every Android ROMs has Chinese input method by default. Therefore, Google comes out its own Google Pingyin IME (谷歌拼音输入法) for Android. It is only support Pingyin and Stroke but it is enough to get you started to write Chinese now. Most of all, it is from Google Inc and FREE…
