Re: Keeps asking select input method after ICS update
Well for those who believe this is a "Feature" AND those who find this an "annoyance"... IT CAN be disabled...
It's said the only way to remove this is to only have checked the keyboard in which you use... as in only one. Only problem for many is that the default keyboard is stuck "checked" and greyed out. Because of this you have to go in through the following process...
Go to:
system settings > apps > all apps (Swipe over to "ALL" as in "ALL APPS")
Navigate (scroll) down and find "Android keyboard (AOSP)" and Tap on it.
Tap on "Force Stop"
Tap on "Disable"
If your phone comes with Swype you may have to repeat this for Swype keyboard as well (as I've heard some have had to).
Reboot your Phone
VOILA you have officially disabled this utterly annoying "Feature"
To turn it back on you simply go back through the same process, Tap on it, and enable it, and then simply reboot your phone again and you'll have your keyboard back.
NOW to all you REAL IDIOTS... Android is in fact a piece of software. FEATURES are something that can be disabled. In Microsoft Windows we have what is the operating system, but that operating system has "Features" that can be disabled. On Mac OS X, we have the same thing, we have the operating system, and a bunch of features that can be disabled. Guess what, on Android we have an operating system, and we have... you guessed it, a bunch of features such as this that can be disabled.
So I hope that those who threw around words like "Android Developers" and said "That's the way it is... get over it", or go buy an iFailbutamagreatphone were in fact Developers and not Hypocritically putting down others in what were simply real questions, and technicalities to what was an issue appearing to many.
No Disrespect, BUT A TRUE developer knows the importance of "Customer" service, and also knows the importance of serving many individuals. They also know the importance of making software flexible to satisfy many. THEY also know that you can't satisfy everybody, however if EVERYBODY is not satisfied... you have a problem. I would never have the respect to call you a true technician, developer, administrator, or anything even remotely worthy of a professional title if you cannot even assist a handful of people with something as simple as this, ESPECIALLY if you apparently don't know the solution. WHY would you comment negative posts for something you apparently not only didn't have a solution to, but inherently didn't know what you were talking about, because IT CAN be disabled... it after all is in fact "a feature", just like WiFi, BlueTooth, Airplane Mode, Notifications, and the list could go on... Features, can a lot of times be disabled/enabled, sometimes they cannot, but a lot of times they can.
I successfully disabled this on my HTE Savvy running Jellybean 4.1.2
Sorry if I stepped on your toes, but I have no respect for other people who are plainly disrespectful to people who were simply just asking a question. Really guys? C'mon... acting like little kids (perhaps you are?).
Have a nice day folks, and glad I could help you. If you further would like assistance, feel free to reach out to me. I am not a developer, I am not an admin on these forums, but I am a Server and Network Administrator who keeps up on technology, and will happily research an issue you are having to find a solution to your problem.
Well for those who believe this is a "Feature" AND those who find this an "annoyance"... IT CAN be disabled...
It's said the only way to remove this is to only have checked the keyboard in which you use... as in only one. Only problem for many is that the default keyboard is stuck "checked" and greyed out. Because of this you have to go in through the following process...
Go to:
system settings > apps > all apps (Swipe over to "ALL" as in "ALL APPS")
Navigate (scroll) down and find "Android keyboard (AOSP)" and Tap on it.
Tap on "Force Stop"
Tap on "Disable"
If your phone comes with Swype you may have to repeat this for Swype keyboard as well (as I've heard some have had to).
Reboot your Phone
VOILA you have officially disabled this utterly annoying "Feature"
To turn it back on you simply go back through the same process, Tap on it, and enable it, and then simply reboot your phone again and you'll have your keyboard back.
NOW to all you REAL IDIOTS... Android is in fact a piece of software. FEATURES are something that can be disabled. In Microsoft Windows we have what is the operating system, but that operating system has "Features" that can be disabled. On Mac OS X, we have the same thing, we have the operating system, and a bunch of features that can be disabled. Guess what, on Android we have an operating system, and we have... you guessed it, a bunch of features such as this that can be disabled.
So I hope that those who threw around words like "Android Developers" and said "That's the way it is... get over it", or go buy an iFailbutamagreatphone were in fact Developers and not Hypocritically putting down others in what were simply real questions, and technicalities to what was an issue appearing to many.
No Disrespect, BUT A TRUE developer knows the importance of "Customer" service, and also knows the importance of serving many individuals. They also know the importance of making software flexible to satisfy many. THEY also know that you can't satisfy everybody, however if EVERYBODY is not satisfied... you have a problem. I would never have the respect to call you a true technician, developer, administrator, or anything even remotely worthy of a professional title if you cannot even assist a handful of people with something as simple as this, ESPECIALLY if you apparently don't know the solution. WHY would you comment negative posts for something you apparently not only didn't have a solution to, but inherently didn't know what you were talking about, because IT CAN be disabled... it after all is in fact "a feature", just like WiFi, BlueTooth, Airplane Mode, Notifications, and the list could go on... Features, can a lot of times be disabled/enabled, sometimes they cannot, but a lot of times they can.
I successfully disabled this on my HTE Savvy running Jellybean 4.1.2
Sorry if I stepped on your toes, but I have no respect for other people who are plainly disrespectful to people who were simply just asking a question. Really guys? C'mon... acting like little kids (perhaps you are?).
Have a nice day folks, and glad I could help you. If you further would like assistance, feel free to reach out to me. I am not a developer, I am not an admin on these forums, but I am a Server and Network Administrator who keeps up on technology, and will happily research an issue you are having to find a solution to your problem.