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Handwriting recognition for your G1

Posted by ctitanic on March 27, 2009 – 5:36 am
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CaptureThis is a news coming from Android Community,  Diotek has announced a handwriting recognition software for Android.

The software will be able to understand English and Korean handwriting. From a mobile phone point of view, it will be compatible with the Android powered T-Mobile G1. The software works in a similar manner to your older style PDA.

I’m very glad to see this but at the same time I doubt that writing with your finger in the T-Mobile G1 small screen is going to be a pleasant experience. Remember, this is a capacitive screen  and stylus do not work on them, you have to use your finger.

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  • steve
    so how do we download it?
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