keyboard calibration?

cobaltgirl87

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Does anyone know if there is a way to calibrate the keyboard? Originally I thought it was FFS (fat finger syndrome) but I've come to the conclusion it is not. More often than not, the period hits M and I'm nowhere near the m. I have to hit the extreme lower portiob of the period button before it does a period. There are other letters that get bumped a lot too but the ./m is most annoying.

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tat21985

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Is it just the keyboard that you're having issues with? If you go into the dialer, and type in *#0*#, then select the touch square, you test the sensitivity of all areas of the screen including the .m area..
 

tat21985

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Other than that, you could try another keyboard app, there are plenty out there, and see if the same happens on a different keyboard. That's probably about as helpful as I can be on this subject, lol.
 

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My 2 cents i tried using the stock keyboard for awhile and finally i looked around for other option and downloaded swiftkey and have been using it since with no issue

But i have gave the stock keyboard a try after 4.1.2 and it is much much better
 

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Other than that, you could try another keyboard app, there are plenty out there, and see if the same happens on a different keyboard. That's probably about as helpful as I can be on this subject, lol.

Try the new Kii keyboard. It's in beta, but I've found it to be pretty good. Plus, if it is FFS, you can resize the keys.

Sent from my totally awesome Sprint Galaxy Nexus, even if I don't know all its secrets yet.
 

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If you go into "settings","developer's options","input" and check the box for "show touches", what you'll begin to see is a white circle wherever your finger hits the screen. Watching this on your keyboard you'll begin to see how much area that covers and in some cases it overlaps more then one key area. This may be what's causing keys being registered that you didn't intend. If we had a way to narrow that touch area, I think it would solve this problem significantly.
 

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Having the same issue with my at&t gsiii! Pushing "." either makes an "m" or a space. I watch where I touch, and it's NOWHERE near the "m" or space keys. Sometimes, I can even touch near the "back" button and it will still make an "m" instead. It's so annoying. Would love to know if you find a fix... this is probably - unfortunately - a software error. :'(