Graffiti Returns (on Android)
If you used one of the old PalmOS PDAs, prior to its smartphones, you might remember Graffiti, the shorthand writing system which used gestures to enter characters with a stylus. It's back, thanks to Access, who acquired the rights to Graffiti following the Palm / Xerox settlement in 2006, but only on Android devices.
Indeed, you might think this would be more appropriate on webOS devices, but at any rate, the new app, available on the Android Market, is free and ready to bring you retro goodness.
Typical of such alternate text entry methods on Android, Graffiti for Android has to be enabled in the “Language and keyboard settings” section of your Android settings before you can use it.
Indeed, you might think this would be more appropriate on webOS devices, but at any rate, the new app, available on the Android Market, is free and ready to bring you retro goodness.
Typical of such alternate text entry methods on Android, Graffiti for Android has to be enabled in the “Language and keyboard settings” section of your Android settings before you can use it.
