IPhone 5

[Jman888]

haha if teaching, no choice la.

 

but i seriously think software should be more intelligent than just recognising strokes.

 

 

in term of some cursive writing like 草书, iphone can recognise without showing the stroke step by step, but normally it does recognise which stroke come first before it show the suggestive words.

 

 

[Acemundo]

in term of some cursive writing like 草书, iphone can recognise without showing the stroke step by step, but normally it does recognise which stroke come first before it show the suggestive words.

don't know why but seriously the suggestion were never near when i write the horizontal strokes from left to right but when i write it from right to left then they recognises. i think all such software get this programming logic wrongly that once the stroke starts from left to right it becomes a 撇

[Joseph22]

haha, i don't dispute that but i will also say i don't always agree with the artist way of doing things.

 

a lot of them cannot work with other people or have their own idealistic way of doing things.

 

architect is another example. some of them design building with "artistic factor" as sole consideation. end up the building is not user friendly

sorry i didnt clarify clearly. my arts mean chinese caligraphy

[Jman888]

don't know why but seriously the suggestion were never near when i write the horizontal strokes from left to right but when i write it from right to left then they recognises. i think all such software get this programming logic wrongly that once the stroke starts from left to right it becomes a 撇

 

 

撇 is from right to left, left to right is 捺，so starting from left or right is important as i believe that is the basis of recognition in the program.

[Acemundo]

捺 paiseh, how to pronounce this (is it na in hanyupinyin) haha....the name of the stroke part, i return to teacher already. what about names of the other strokes ?

 

i know it is the basis of recognition but i was hoping there was something less rigid. and rightly so i found samsung (or android).

 

i can even do one cursive writing by writing the word in one continuous stroke and they recognised!

Edited October 15, 2012 by Acemundo

[Sp4wn]

FYI - battery life still sucks

 

from 830am till now - battery life down to 48%. had about 15min of calls, made 8-9 moves in words with friends and replied 2 emails on my phone (but sent/receive about 15)

 

screen brightness has been at 10%, LTE and location service on (but no gps used)

 

from what im reading online .. the stupid phone is trying to sync with icloud over LTE

[Jman888]

maybe a LEMON?

 

FYI - battery life still sucks

 

from 830am till now - battery life down to 48%. had about 15min of calls, made 8-9 moves in words with friends and replied 2 emails on my phone (but sent/receive about 15)

 

screen brightness has been at 10%, LTE and location service on (but no gps used)

 

from what im reading online .. the stupid phone is trying to sync with icloud over LTE

 

[Happily1986]

haha if teaching, no choice la.

 

but i seriously think software should be more intelligent than just recognising strokes.

 

yup. if we can depend on spellcheck function to guess the word we want to write even when we misspell, no reason why the keyboard cannot make a concession for us to recognise the general shape profile of the character and prompt us with the correct character.

[Happily1986]

FYI - battery life still sucks

 

from 830am till now - battery life down to 48%. had about 15min of calls, made 8-9 moves in words with friends and replied 2 emails on my phone (but sent/receive about 15)

 

screen brightness has been at 10%, LTE and location service on (but no gps used)

 

from what im reading online .. the stupid phone is trying to sync with icloud over LTE

 

got 3 charging/discharging cycles already?

[Jman888]

捺 paiseh, how to pronounce this (is it na in hanyupinyin) haha....the name of the stroke part, i return to teacher already. what about names of the other strokes ?

 

i know it is the basis of recognition but i was hoping there was something less rigid. and rightly so i found samsung (or android).

 

i can even do one cursive writing by writing the word in one continuous stroke and they recognised!

 

 

i can a tradition 龙 in one continue stroke and iphone can recognise

 

[Joseph22]

FYI - battery life still sucks

 

from 830am till now - battery life down to 48%. had about 15min of calls, made 8-9 moves in words with friends and replied 2 emails on my phone (but sent/receive about 15)

 

screen brightness has been at 10%, LTE and location service on (but no gps used)

 

from what im reading online .. the stupid phone is trying to sync with icloud over LTE

have you try disabling the LTE??

[Acemundo]

yup. if we can depend on spellcheck function to guess the word we want to write even when we misspell, no reason why the keyboard cannot make a concession for us to recognise the general shape profile of the character and prompt us with the correct character.

yep correct.

 

furthermore chinese words are nto like english words wheerby intermediate letters of one word can also form a word. example to type irony, iron has to be formed. so the logic of using spell check with each formation of a word is still acceptable for english.

 

for chiense words, saved for some word which are combinations of two word, it doesn't make sense to do spell check for partially completed word. hence, it would make every sense to incorporate a spell check function only when the entire chinese word has been completely written. this can be programmed by recognising when the stroke stops or pauses.

[Sp4wn]

have you try disabling the LTE??

 

i did. same result. then ask myself .. why the hell am i disabling something that comes with the phone ><

 

aiya iphone history always the same ... first time launch .. sure got battery problem connected to software. i used "carat" and it says ping is draining a lot of power .. but no way to disable ping in ios6

[Joseph22]

yep correct.

 

furthermore chinese words are nto like english words wheerby intermediate letters of one word can also form a word. example to type irony, iron has to be formed. so the logic of using spell check with each formation of a word is still acceptable for english.

 

for chiense words, saved for some word which are combinations of two word, it doesn't make sense to do spell check for partially completed word. hence, it would make every sense to incorporate a spell check function only when the entire chinese word has been completely written. this can be programmed by recognising when the stroke stops or pauses.

more like they trying to guess how the words are written to give you additional option for speed writing.

 

i will suggest, combining both merit together will be good..

 

but then again, patent war will come

[Jman888]

i did. same result. then ask myself .. why the hell am i disabling something that comes with the phone ><

 

aiya iphone history always the same ... first time launch .. sure got battery problem connected to software. i used "carat" and it says ping is draining a lot of power .. but no way to disable ping in ios6

 

 

i find the lightning charger is damn ....lighten fast, but i usually let it charge for longer time even when it is 100%, i find the drain from 100% take a while before it start to drop.

 

simi si carat or ping?

[Happily1986]

i can a tradition 龙 in one continue stroke and iphone can recognise

 

lau hao lian.

[Acemundo]

i can a tradition 龙 in one continue stroke and iphone can recognise

 

haha i never could write classical chinese word dragon properly. so this one i am not sure if it was because your chinese writing very accurately standard or the software is good

 

 

[Happily1986]

i find the lightning charger is damn ....lighten fast, but i usually let it charge for longer time even when it is 100%, i find the drain from 100% take a while before it start to drop.

 

simi si carat or ping?

 

Carat sounds like the Better Battery Stats equivalent in iOS. sounds good, will get my gf to download on her iP5. kam seah.