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Resco today just released an upgrade to their Soft Input Panel, Resco Keyboard Pro.  This improved version offers a finger-friendly iSkin keyboard layout.  The keyboard is fully skinnable and supports over 20 national keyboard layouts, and permits customization of your mobile device to allow quick insertion of frequently used phrases.

The new and improved features offered in this update include:

• The new Thumb mode is ideal for one hand use.
• Preview mode always shows the letter you are typing.
• Correction mode ensures you enter only letters you really want
• Multi-language keyboard support
• Sound addition with the possibility to add any sound
• Less memory usage
• Easier addition of own skins

Resco Keyboard Pro v5 offers gesture support as well, along with auto repeating and even typewriter sounds of yore.

And now…here is the contest!

Download and try out Resco Keyboard Pro.  Tell us what you like about it or suggest a wishlist of features or improvements.  At the conclusion of the contest we’ll choose five entries submitted, and the winners will receive their very own free copy of Resco Keyboard Pro! 

Follow this link to submit your entry via forum commentary.

Rules:

1. No Staff (sorry!)
2. Members must have 5+ posts
3. One entry per person
4. Provide feeback about Resco Keyboard Pro v5.0

CONTEST ENDS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23 AT MIDNIGHT EST!

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Bryan is a software tester and network admin for a small multimedia company that deals primarily with the network/PC technology sector, despite the fact that his background is actually in the biological sciences. His first PDA was a Palm m100 back in 2001 and has been fiddling with Pocket PCs and Smartphones for several years now. In 2008 he was a Software Judge for SmartPhone and PocketPC Magazine.