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ICS this week?
- Thread starter LoneWolfArcher
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zomnomnombie
Active Member
StephenC said:
If you mean disable as in through the stock disable option. I don't think you can.
"Device Setup" is one of the apps that you can't disable natively through the OS.
laurenjones93
Member
ndtaylor77 said:
I was thinking the same thing.
laurenjones93
Member
Does it annoying anyone else that this icon comes up with the onscreen keyboard?
Also, I'm having problems adjusting to the new keyboard and sometimes my cursor (text input) randomly moves while I'm typing.
Other than that, no issues, so far. Please tell me I'm not alone? Lol
Also, I'm having problems adjusting to the new keyboard and sometimes my cursor (text input) randomly moves while I'm typing.
Other than that, no issues, so far. Please tell me I'm not alone? Lol
laurenjones93 said:
Are you talking about the icon in the notification bar? If so, then yes. It's so you can quickly change your keyboard input settings, which is kind of stupid if you ask me. If I'm using the keyboard, I've already got it set to what I want. The only issue I have with the keyboard is that it feels choppy when I'm typing. Maybe I'm just too fast for it.
zomnomnombie
Active Member
ocramavaf said:
My understanding was that the Motorola RAZR was supposed to get it during Q2 as well. As to whether it did I'm not sure.
I haven't had any problems with the battery. I did notice Android OS uses a heck of a lot less juice than it used to.
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Sent from my resurrected DROID RAZR with ICS
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Sent from my resurrected DROID RAZR with ICS
LoneWolfArcher
Silver Member
Question, Speedtest is erroring out for me. Every time I go to do a test it says it stopped working. anyone else seeing that? do I need to do an uninstall and reinstall?
joshxdroid
Senior Member
How do you remove words from the dictionary
Works fine for me, testing both wifi and lte speeds. Maybe a reinstall would help you, idk.
I don't think that you can remove words that come pre-installed, but you can remove words that you've added. Settings -> Language & input -> scroll to the bottom and tap Personal dictionary. You'll see a list of the words you've added there, and you can delete any by hitting the red X beside the word. If you use a third-party keyboard, you might be able to adjust the dictionary in the individual settings for the keyboard app itself.