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    August 28

    iPhone virtual keyboard for Windows Mobile

    PocketCM.com has released an exactly similar keyboard to iPhone's virtual keyboard for Windows Mobile users. The keyboard in question works almost exactly as it does in iPhone which gives Windows Mobile users yet another functionality of iPhone right on to their beloved Windows Mobiles.

    PocketCM Keyboard is a SIP for Windows Mobile (a virtual keyboard) that allows quick text input with smart and automatic corretion.

    Fixes in Current Version:

  • Option screen now allows you to choose the current dictionary
  • New dictionary file name: the extension has to be "dict", not "txt" (note that custom word, remains in word.txt)
  • Support for key trigger more than one letter (for instance, choosing the "..." key will simulate three typing of '.')
  • Feedback is also show for symbol keys
  • Suggestion shouldn't be shown for password
  • 0.7 is also a bug fixes release
    • Fixed memory leak
    • Fixed some issue related to theme and dictionary loading
    • Symbol pad sometimes appear above the window

    Links:
    Download PocketCM Keyboard
    PocketCM website

    PocketCM Keyboard
    Windows Mobile

    • Taimur Asad (The Microsoft "Wow" Blog!)

    7:26 PM | Blog it | Windows Mobile

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