Phone: Lg Optimus S
Android: Version 2.3.3
Product: Smart Keyboard Pro
Swipe gestures are extremely unreliable and usually result in unwanted keypresses instead of performing the intended function. When I had Android 2.2, swipe gestures worked well, and I frequently used a swipe-down gesture to hide the keyboard. However, upon upgrading to Android 2.3.3, the swipe gestures have become extremely insensitive, despite turning the sensitivity to the maximum.
If I move my finger in an extremely short and fast downward swiping motion, Smart Keyboard Pro performs the intended action about 50% of the time, and enters a bunch of unwanted characters the other 50% of the time. Under Android 2.2, swipe gestures seemed much more reliable -- a slow movement off the bottom of the keyboard almost always closed the keyboard. Now, this movement never performs the intended action -- it just enters a bunch of keys.
Is there any way to close the keyboard other than using the swipe gesture? I wouldn't even need the swipe gesture if it wasn't for the lack of a "close" key.
Android: Version 2.3.3
Product: Smart Keyboard Pro
Swipe gestures are extremely unreliable and usually result in unwanted keypresses instead of performing the intended function. When I had Android 2.2, swipe gestures worked well, and I frequently used a swipe-down gesture to hide the keyboard. However, upon upgrading to Android 2.3.3, the swipe gestures have become extremely insensitive, despite turning the sensitivity to the maximum.
If I move my finger in an extremely short and fast downward swiping motion, Smart Keyboard Pro performs the intended action about 50% of the time, and enters a bunch of unwanted characters the other 50% of the time. Under Android 2.2, swipe gestures seemed much more reliable -- a slow movement off the bottom of the keyboard almost always closed the keyboard. Now, this movement never performs the intended action -- it just enters a bunch of keys.
Is there any way to close the keyboard other than using the swipe gesture? I wouldn't even need the swipe gesture if it wasn't for the lack of a "close" key.