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2015-06-25
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#1412
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Originally Posted by tobasmogaster
Just keep an eye on ebay or just here on tmo, there could be people who would sell it
actually i was not aware, that i has only that chance to buy one...
i thought that i could buy one later, more unlike, i couldn't imagine that you work that hard for only one little serie...
would love to recombinate diffrent tohkbd...
but you sound as nothing could change your mind to stop the production...
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anyway thank you for this wonderfull piece your funkyness...
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2015-06-25
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Originally Posted by ssahla
ssahla: this is now implemented in 0.3.2
Kimmoli, if I can make a wish: If possible, make alt-tab work like it does in desktop os's: so that the app that is activated with the first alt-tab keystroke is the one I used last (before the current one). That way you can quickly switch back and forth between two apps with single alt-tab's.
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2015-06-26
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Originally Posted by tobasmogaster
As the 3D files are on Github, you'll be at least able to get a new backplate easily, and if you're more of a dare devil even a new keyboard plate... Just print it at Shapeways.
actually i was not aware, that i has only that chance to buy one...
i thought that i could buy one later, more unlike, i couldn't imagine that you work that hard for only one little serie...
would love to recombinate diffrent tohkbd...
but you sound as nothing could change your mind to stop the production...
;(
anyway thank you for this wonderfull piece your funkyness...
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Jolla + LETOH
Nokia N900 hw rev. 2204
Nokia N9 16GB black hw rev. 1507
Jolla + LETOH
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2015-06-26
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Originally Posted by tiempjuuh
first off all I'm waiting for my boring one
As the 3D files are on Github, you'll be at least able to get a new backplate easily, and if you're more of a dare devil even a new keyboard plate... Just print it at Shapeways.
...inpatient like a teenager waiting for his first date..
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2015-06-26
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Originally Posted by dirkvl
Just wanted to say: WOOOOOO WOOOOOO WOOOOOO!
464 to go
now working on qwertz
from low numbers to high
then some qwerty
then all others
then all that ended up in 'something wrong with this pile'
hope to send all kickstarter orders within two weeks
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2015-06-26
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I had to change back to my previous phone (Motorola Droid 4)
HW issues:
The tactile feedback on TOHKBD is just plain horrible, individual buttons are "bit" wobbly and require random amount of force to register the keypress. Whole keyboard on TOHKBD feels like its on top of soft rubber.
SW: issues:
lag between keypress and letter on screen is bit too much. No Android app support (as of 25.6.) And as you know the native app selection on Jolla is still relatively limited one must use Android apps pretty much daily.
- Hount
HW issues:
The tactile feedback on TOHKBD is just plain horrible, individual buttons are "bit" wobbly and require random amount of force to register the keypress. Whole keyboard on TOHKBD feels like its on top of soft rubber.
SW: issues:
lag between keypress and letter on screen is bit too much. No Android app support (as of 25.6.) And as you know the native app selection on Jolla is still relatively limited one must use Android apps pretty much daily.
- Hount
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2015-06-27
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Originally Posted by Hount
Feeling is quite "hard", it requires some force to press and the movement of keys is relatively short. However it seems to me it is getting a bit easier to press the buttons.
HW issues:
The tactile feedback on TOHKBD is just plain horrible, individual buttons are "bit" wobbly and require random amount of force to register the keypress. Whole keyboard on TOHKBD feels like its on top of soft rubber.
Originally Posted by Hount
I just have to disagree on this. It is a popular misconception that Android apps are needed for anything; I'd consider it better if there was no Android support at all, then people would not bitch about it constantly.
SW: issues:
lag between keypress and letter on screen is bit too much. No Android app support (as of 25.6.) And as you know the native app selection on Jolla is still relatively limited one must use Android apps pretty much daily.
And yes; I have never had android support in my device, I did not install it two years ago and have never needed it.
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2015-06-27
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Originally Posted by juiceme
Just because you didn't ever used it, doesn't mean that other users shouldn't use it too. It also doesn't mean that it shouldn't work properly either.
I just have to disagree on this. It is a popular misconception that Android apps are needed for anything; I'd consider it better if there was no Android support at all, then people would not bitch about it constantly.
And yes; I have never had android support in my device, I did not install it two years ago and have never needed it.
I personally need it to use it for my banking app, or parking app to pay the parking money and stuff.
And yes, there shouldn't be any reason why TOHKBD shouldn't work on Android apps... I hope there will be a fix for this
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2015-06-27
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I don't experience any input lag, but I do agree that the keys are very hard to press which is a real bummer. It's better than the onscreen keyboard, but not as great as my previous phone (HP Pre 3) or my mum's phone (BB Passport). Hopefully that will improve once the keys 'sink in' after a while
As for TOHKBD Android apps support: didn't I read that the upcoming system update will allow that?
As for TOHKBD Android apps support: didn't I read that the upcoming system update will allow that?
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i thought that i could buy one later, more unlike, i couldn't imagine that you work that hard for only one little serie...
would love to recombinate diffrent tohkbd...
but you sound as nothing could change your mind to stop the production...
;(
anyway thank you for this wonderfull piece your funkyness...