I don't know how it works then but at least on Gboard it behaves differently compared to apple keyboard.I do use Glide Typing if it's available but normal typing too
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I don't know how it works then but at least on Gboard it behaves differently compared to apple keyboard.I do use Glide Typing if it's available but normal typing too
Well, certainly seems like something is off somewhere. Without simply putting in a space after punctuation it seems that only some keyboards will do it automatically and only if glide/swipe is used or perhaps predictive words are selected, otherwise usual typing applies where spacing is added by the user.
Anyway, I don't want to keep on taking up more of the thread that's not really about this. But after a long time of it keeping on consistently showing up, it's hard to not bring it up.
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I only use iPhone for apps and iOS integration.If someone offered me an Galaxy S7 Edge with iOS I would dump my iPhone in a heartbeat.Even critics have to admit that Samsung's screens are drop dead gorgeous
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Keep saving, you'll love it once you can afford it.
I finally found the keyboard that adds that automatic space. It's the Fleksy keyboard which has that "Smart Space" feature . I use multiple keyboards so it gets confusing sometimes.
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That's certainly possible. It basically comes down to typing that space as usual, when needed, when using keyboards that don't support that additional option.
https://androidcommunity.com/samsun...-best-performing-smartphone-display-20160224/
"The Note 5’s screen was the best smartphone display DisplayMate rated until the Galaxy S7 came along. The group immediately tested the video screen of the S7. The result of the in-depth analysis is clear–it’s now the Best Performing Smartphone Display in the world."
Okay, and that is their opinion. And your trusted source displaymate, concurs with the iphone 7.
They are sending a box to pick up my wife's Note 7. She isn't very happy about it. We are just going to switch her to an old phone for a while hoping they figure out the problem and offer the Note 7 as a refirb or something? She just doesn't want anything else. No other phone has the features she wants.....
Would she not interested in a Note 5 ? I doubt the Note 7 will ever see release again, even 'if' they can work out what caused the issue.
Sammy truly messed this up.This phone was the definitive phone of the year 2016 and Apple was on the platter ready for the taking....
I understand the nuance smart ass(tongue planted firmly in cheek there, to be clear
Lol my apologies for being a smart ass. No, you are right the design may have changed in order to have made it safe. I still think even if it was a bit thicker, or larger in height/width, or had slightly larger bezels it still would have been the best smartphone of 2016. But once again purely just personal opinion. Just so many other things weighted so heavily in terms of innovation and usefulness it's hard to pick any other phone.
DisplayMate said the iPhone 7 display was the best LCD display they've tested.Okay, and that is their opinion. And your trusted source displaymate, concurs with the iphone 7.
They do not state its the best display on the planet.Its the most color accurate display.THIS is the best display
This is what they said:
" It is the most color accurate display that we have ever measured. It is Visually Indistinguishable From Perfect, and is very likely considerably better than any mobile display, monitor, TV or UHD TV that you have."
You can take the wording anyway you want. But my interpretation is there are better, but less accurate displays. YMMV as best, better, is subjective. Better but less accurate, not as good but more accurate; etc.
Color Accuracy does not equal best display.The reason they are color accurate is because Android does not support DCI-P3 standards so Samsung's displays despite being fully compliant cant show their full potential.iOS supports it .The point is that Samsung's displays have the same capability but are bottlenecked by the OS.As a result,Samsung's displays still reign supremeThis is what they said:
" It is the most color accurate display that we have ever measured. It is Visually Indistinguishable From Perfect, and is very likely considerably better than any mobile display, monitor, TV or UHD TV that you have."
You can take the wording anyway you want. But my interpretation is there are better, but less accurate displays. YMMV as best, better, is subjective. Better but less accurate, not as good but more accurate; etc.
Apperently the wsj is now reporting that it will be delayed by at least 2 weeks, all or most of the engineers are still trying to figure out why the note 7 is spontaneously combusting.
Read down in the conclusions....
Kind of sums up what many are already saying.... each type (LCD vs OLED) has their strengths and weaknesses.
I think what we have here are 2 very excellent displays where the vast majority of people wouldn't be bothered to pick over silly marginal differences to define 'the best'.
If you really want your crusade to prove Samsung displays are a million times better than anything on the planet, then go ahead. A lot of people don't care either way, especially in threads where it's not even the topic under discussion.
So subjectively Samsung displays are technically better, but in practice they aren't. Got it.
That sounds like blaming the user (you're typing it wrong). Think of the slogan, "it just works" and imagine which situation it applies here.
I think it is better for the keyboard to automatically insert missing spaces for the user (after commas, periods, etc). It just works!
Back on topic, if Samsung doesn't say what the problem is with the Note 7, I'm not going to be buying on day 1 of their future products. Unless there are sweet preorder bonuses hahahaha.
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In a sense it is ultimately in the user's hands (literally and figuratively speaking): a space isn't being typed in after punctuation. It's happening mainly because an alternative keyboard offers an optional option to do something like that, which is certainly great. Additional options like gliding/swiping and other add-ons/shortcuts are great to have available. But if that option or that keyboard isn't used that doesn't really mean that typical typing--like basic spacing--is overlooked then.
Not a crusade.I merely posted that Samsung screens are drop dead gorgeous and Ibwas quoted with a post stating iPhone>Galaxy .So who is on a crusade here?