at the moment, autocomplete is disabled when using tohkbd.But it shows the clipboard-line on screen. You can use shift-arrows to select, ctrl-c, ctrl-v to copypaste. or tap the clipboard icon to paste.

It might be possible to get autocomplete working, but then we need to register tohkbd as "language" or something to xt9 I did some experiments, but it was working "only sometimes".

Autocomplete is dead, long live to phisical keyboards!

Say that you can use Ctrl+C/Ctrl+V on your phone and people go "WOW ". It's called 2015

Hey is that guy in the backround you kimmoli?
Are you really wearing that damn funny T-Shirt at the MWC?
Respect

I thought that was already possible in 2009 (Nokia N900). Where has the time been? I'll be so glad to FINALLY type propelry again. You see, it's not possible to type porperly on a onscreen keyboard. D*mnit! Pr0perly. Proper1y. Fffffuuuuuu....

Please let the autocomplete be completely disabled

I have a hunch the system learns new words, which is somewhat bad with colloquial Finnish, or when I don't bother changing the language when I text in Swedish. The only semi-valid use case I've found for it is in English, as its grammar is much better for autocompletion.

But when using a physical keyboard, imo all of that should be turned off.

Okay, after a long and awesome MWC it is time to get back to work!


But first: some quotes:
"Good thing we didn't say to them we blinded copied the design, that guy was from Samsung!"
To a guy with an iphone 6 in his hands: "Wow, the new Samsung galaxy!"
at the Acer stand "would you guys like a demo" (of a mid-range android slab?) "ehhh, no thanks"
"Blackberry?? More like SamBerry!"
At the Samsung presentation: "Now onto accessories: we have amazing coloured and transparent protective casings!" (#trueinnovation)
"Or just engrave full fricking Hindi on your keyboard. Whatever!"
At any random other stand: "Wow, can you put that on my phone??"
"Excuse me sir, are you familiar with JollaOtherHalf concept? Its crazy"
On an actual stand: "Transform Ubiquitous Coverage into Reality!" <- ehhh What?!
"Every other phone is just a boring black slab with Android on it" - "Well, my Blackberry has a keyboard and yours don't" - "Ehhh *pulls out TOHKBD* SHABOOYA!"


What is going on now:

- Waiting on new batch of test-domesheets because of some small issues in first version

- The keypress on the current keypads is way too hard, while we want it to be perfect. So we will take an extra iteration step where the flexible membrane mold is drilled out to make the pins under the keys pressing the domes a bit (0.8mm) longer. This will put the keys under tension in default state -making the keypress lighter- and removes the squeezing of the flexible membrane around the domes what will also make it lighter and more consistent.

- Some small adjustments to the backlight led placements to make the light spread more even. No extra iteration needed, but in case you saw pics with the bright light in the middle: that will change.

- Instructions for DIY'ers and prototypes are still overdue because of MWC preparations. When all above is fixed this is next on the high-priority list.

Yes. i'm the guy who swallowed the moon...

At least you have waited until it was full moon. I think if you would have swallowed a crescent moon that would look quite strange...

I hope auto-complete would not be completely disabled and that it would be available just as a bottom row of the screen, and by pressing enter on the keyboard we can select the highlighted word, or tap the screen to select any other word.

This is useful if you need to write in a language which you do not know completely and even though you can get the grammar right, the spelling is quite a bit more complicated, such as French for many English-speaking learners.

Ideally, the autocomplete could be turned on or off in the settings to appease both those that don't find it helpful, and those that find it helpful.