Re: Remapping Android hardware keyboards

Hi Giles,

Great you found a solution for Android without rooting!

I have an iPad as a tablet these days, using a dirt-cheap hardware keyboard
I got off eBay. Dvorak support is built into iOS, but it isn't easy to
find. If anyone needs help, let me know.

Cheers,
Aron
On Jul 12, 2012 3:07 AM, "Giles Orr" <[email protected]> wrote:

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> I have two Android devices, both of which usually have a hardware keyboard
> attached - not thumb keyboards, full size. The devices in question are an
> Asus Transformer (the original model with keyboard dock), and a Rikomagic
> mk802 (a full computer that looks like a fat USB stick). I've been
> intensely frustrated that I can't use the Dvorak keyboard layout on these
> devices ... until today. I finally found "External Keyboard Helper" in
> "Google Play" (aka "Android Market"). It cost $2.33 Canadian, and I am
> very, very happy. Both my devices now accept input in Dvorak layout -
> External Keyboard Helper also includes multiple nationalities, Bepo,
> Colemak, and Dvorak in LH, RH, and Programmer variants.
>
> I'm not associated with the app in any way, but I'll continue to sing its
> praises ...
>
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