Android version...any fu you're plans?

[u2vini]

Hello all,

 

After playing Avadon and Avernum on my android i must say those were a hidden diamond to me.

 

Anyone knows if there are any plans to release more android versions?

 

Vini

[adc.]

Yes.

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-Nightwatcher

[Aran]

any fu you're plans

 

I see you're using it to post as well.

 

Anyway, I haven't seen Jeff announcing future Android ports officially anywhere. After the Avadon release, he actually said it would take great outside support (as from Humble Bundle for Avadon) to do it again.

[u2vini]

Lol, "fu you're" means "future", damn autocorrects :)

 

Very good articles (both), gives lot of perspective for a simple mortal as i

[Triumph]

I pity the fu who uses autocorrect.

[Aran]

You really don't want to type on a mobile device without automation though; it's pretty awkward. (Personally, I use the swipe-gesture thing.) Of course, they're all prone to errors like in the topic title.

 

Anyway, just saw Jeff literally calling Android "the opposite of Batman" in the comment section of that post.

[nikki.]

Anyway, just saw Jeff literally calling Android "the opposite of Batman" in the comment section of that post.

 

So...

is an android?

 

My biggest problem with autocorrect on my iDevices is that since I type so badly and so frequently, words now get "corrected" into complete garbage.

[Earth]

You really don't want to type on a mobile device without automation though; it's pretty awkward. (Personally, I use the swipe-gesture thing.) Of course, they're all prone to errors like in the topic title.

 

cause users don't want qwerty-keyboard for their phones.

[Alorael at Large]

Having used tiny QWERTY keyboards on phones, they're still too small and too error-prone for my stubby fingers. I'm hoping for direct neural interface (I hear that once we master mind-machine interfaces we get helicopters!) but I'll settle for subvocalizing with accurate dictation software.

 

—Alorael, who ideally wants to interface with the internet over his phone while his car drives itself. The future is awesome!

[Aran]

(I hear that once we master mind-machine interfaces we get helicopters!)

 

Its inventors might promise a new era of genius, but don't listen to them. They're just trying to find recruits for their own private army of demons.

[Callie]

(I hear that once we master mind-machine interfaces we get helicopters!)

Its inventors might promise a new era of genius, but don't listen to them. They're just trying to find recruits for their own private army of demons.

We'll finally gain the ability to be thinkers! Fellow creators are what the creator seeks, after all.

 

(I have my own hand drawn tech tree for the game pinned above my desk...)

[Student of Trinity]

I regularly send texts in English and German, and although switching languages is just a single quick tap, I often forget. A surprising number of common words in either language seem to be accepted by autocorrect as correct in the other, so I can get part way through a text before being surprised. On the other hand I often need to include some German words in my English texts. In fairness, I probably cause autocorrect a lot more stress and grief than it causes me.

[Cairo Jim]

Autocorrect drives me nuts. I turn it off when possible.

[Jerakeen]

I use predictive text instead of autocorrect, which works pretty well for saving keystrokes and seldom causes embarrassment. Swiftkey will suggest words even before I type anything in; for amusement I will sometimes pick a random letter and then take every suggested word until it starts to repeat. The results can be very surprising.

Edited December 17, 2013 by Jerakeen
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