Steven's Android Apps

After two weeks of working, finally got ICS running on Kindle Fire!!!


I’ll initiate an open source project for kernel and android source after cleaning my codes.
Cheers

Features added in this update:

* Cursor keys
* Key-tap volume adjustments
* User dictionary editor

Feature added in this update:

* Split main app and dictionaries, now the app only contains english dictionary.

* Add language pack framework, more language support.

* Options to hide period key, voice /comma key.

* Two more themes, Basic ( high contrast) / Elegance ( black ).

New Feature:

Custom key height / text size / row gap / bottom padding  adjustment.
You can set you own keyboard metrics, The keyboard now works better on tablet devices with custom key metrics adjustment!

If you like to share your own metric values for your device. you can mail me, or leave a comment in this post! thanks!

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New Features:

* Keyboard theme: you can now change keyboard with 4 built-in keyboard themes.

* HapticFeedback Intensity: 5 levels of custom vibrator intensity. (For Galaxy S users HapticFeedback should work by setting custom vibrator intensity.)

* Add nb / ru dictionary (Note, I know little about russian, and this dictionary is quite small, unless someone can provide me larger dict, or I’ll just leave it there)

Fixes:

* Keyboard size issue should be resolved. (Not so sure, I only got my desire Z  tested)

The smiley symbols is only available when the textview’s “inputType” is set to “textShortMessage”, which means that you will only get smiley face symbols in IM apps (Google Talks…).

The app developer shall take advantage of this feature to enable Keyboard IM mode! (If you feel your apps should have smiley faces, please mail the app developer! It only takes a few efforts to change. )

There will be new feature coming to “Keyboard from android 2.3 +”, and update will be released soon!

Keyboard themes: Now you have 5 themes to choose from. Awesome keyboard with beautiful looks!

When you install my gingerbread keyboard and activate it, there will be a warning dialog pop out.

The warning message is a part of the Android operating system that appears when any third party keyboard is enabled. so don’t worry about it!

http://support.swiftkey.net/kb/privacy/a-warning-says-swiftkey-may-collect-personal-data-like-credit-card-numbers-and-passwords-does-it

Free apps:

Android 2.3 Launcher (Home)

Keyboard from Android 2.3

LiveWallpaper from Gingerbread

I made a video showing how to download gingerbread keyboard. Just a few steps!