Derfel64
14/05/12, 11:18:34
La verdad es que cuando tenía el teclado Samsung nunca usaba la opción del lápiz por lo mala que era la conversión a texto. Supongo que Swiftkey puede hacerlo mejor...con poquito X-D
http://www.pocket-lint.com/news/45035/swiftkey-look-beyond-phone-keyboard
"We have been inundated with requests from lots of companies, not just mobile phone makers," Medlock tells Pocket-lint. "We are working on people using different styles of interface for different environments. Maybe it is looking at handwriting, or when you are typing on a phone, or a tablet - whatever it is, we see ourselves expanding our portfolio of products to provide this whole range of services."
Medlock confirms to Pocket-lint that that includes a stylus version of the software to be used on devices like the Samsung Galaxy Note and the HTC Flyer, among other things.
El link si sabéis inglés está muy bien, hablan de que no sólo quieren ser un teclado sino reconocer cuál es tu voz, cuál es tu escritura, qué vocabulario usas con tu jefe o con tu madre...son muy ambiciosos.
http://www.pocket-lint.com/news/45035/swiftkey-look-beyond-phone-keyboard
"We have been inundated with requests from lots of companies, not just mobile phone makers," Medlock tells Pocket-lint. "We are working on people using different styles of interface for different environments. Maybe it is looking at handwriting, or when you are typing on a phone, or a tablet - whatever it is, we see ourselves expanding our portfolio of products to provide this whole range of services."
Medlock confirms to Pocket-lint that that includes a stylus version of the software to be used on devices like the Samsung Galaxy Note and the HTC Flyer, among other things.
El link si sabéis inglés está muy bien, hablan de que no sólo quieren ser un teclado sino reconocer cuál es tu voz, cuál es tu escritura, qué vocabulario usas con tu jefe o con tu madre...son muy ambiciosos.