Hi, not sure whether this is the right forum, but is there an app available that can make the phone be recognised as a USB keyboard. Did a quick market search but not all apps are visible to me at the moment.
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Not that I know of, although there are apps that let you use your phone as a wireless keyboard such as remotedroid.
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Hi, I am newbie here but spent a lot of time testing the builds that developers have offered us. Big thanks to all the developers who are truly making HD2 more sexy and top toy in the market even though it has been there for almost a year (which merely happens to other phones, dare I say this?)
Currently using Froyo (mattc, RC1.2) on HD2 with exceller dualboot loader (V1.02), working very stable and smooth. Asides the points which have been listed in their posts, I found the following not functioning properly (or just happened to m2??)
1. Every time it reboots, the bluetooth automatically turns on (reported by other users). The HTC bluetooth toggle works funny when I tap it to turn it off- becomes gray but seems refuses to turn off...
2. Can not use google voice search- "process com.google.android voicesearch has stopped unexpectedly-force close". Found some solution in Android Software Development in the forum (just search "voice search"), but I suppose it is only for nand android thus not the solution for our case?
3. The voice in Google navigation is funny, quite robot-ish, any way to change it?
4. My winxp-64bit cannot recognize it as USB storage. Charging with USB cable to PC is fine, but it does not pop-out for selection of functionality, even I manually change it to USB storage. (solved: using different USB port followed by uninstalling the driver in PC device manager, also I installed JRT Auto Mount software listed in market, which might help as well))
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Hope this thread is useful, and list your findings here so that our lovely developer can make HD2 perfect.
oxhaotong said:
3. The voice in Google navigation is funny, quite robot-ish, any way to change it?
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This is totally normal. It is a Text-To-Speech-Technology
Advantage: Everything is spoken - Streetnames, Cities, Autobahn-Numbers etc.
Disadvantage: It sounds like an robot.
no internet .. no my location update.... stock 1.66 greek rom... 2.12.50.2.2 radio....
if you have no internet connection you should check your provider APN and the option you subscribed, I need to change the APN name each time I re install a android rom but it works !!!
is there an android app that will let you connect with usb to your pc and see the phones screen on your computer? and let you control with keyboard and all
this might be something you are looking for
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=557717
Are there any android apps that allow the phone to become a simple display for various information? I mean something similar in function to the Logitech G15/19 keyboards.
I have a Velocity Micro Cruz Tablet running Android 2.0
One thing which is very frustrating at times, is that attempts to scroll, or even flip pages in an ereader app, are often confused with something else or ignored completely.
I really wish the device had hardware arrow keys to avoid this problem, but since it doesn't, the next best thing would be a small application to provide arrow keys without a full keyboard.
This would, ideally, be a small arrow key app that would 'float over' any other open application (like the web browser, or an ereader app). I don't even know if this is possible, but if so, it would be VERY beneficial.
Thanks for any consideration.
The Desire HD Keyboard has arrow keys but I have yet to find a port for the tablet. Thats the only thing I know that is close to what you want. Assuming it has bluetooth and can be used as the usb host you can get something like the Logitech DiNova mini. Sorry, don't know much about the tablet, relatively unknown.
Is there any way to keymap on android tv?
Yea, you have to root it and manually edit one of the files in the system partition, I've done it on other Android devices but I forget where the files are, they're in a folder called keymap IIRC.
I don't know, what are you exactly want to do.
But if your problem is that a connected hardware-keyboard has another keyboard-layout than qwerty, you can use an app to change to your countrys layout.
I can recommend "External Keyboard Helper Pro" from Playstore. It's a paid app, but worth the money, until Google implement other keyboard-layouts in future Android TV updates.
http://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.apedroid.hwkeyboardhelper
You need to buy this app with another android device and than, you can push the app installation to NVIDIA Shield TV from playstore on your PC web-browser, because it's not listed on Android TV Playstore.
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But if your problem is that a connected hardware-keyboard has another keyboard-layout than qwerty, you can use an app to change to your countrys layout.
I can recommend "External Keyboard Helper Pro" from Playstore.
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Does this app really work on the Shield? I'm asking because I already installed a different app which claimed to solve the problem ("RS - Hardware Keyboard Layouts"), and that one doesn't seem to work - it claims to add more options to the keyboard settings, but nothing can be found there. Thus, I'm a little skeptical of shelling out (not that many) $$ for some other apps which - as far as I can see - claims to do the same thing.
Has anyone actually tried this app (or any other app for this keyboard layout problem, for that matter) with any success?