Changing the keys from squares to triangles gives you a very clear indicator of where the centre of the key is as the coloured area around the key acts like a targeting system.

This effect is emphasized when the background colour and the key colour are chosen to stand out from each other which is now an option.

This shared space concept is unique to the Crocodile Keyboard.

To see how easy it is to use the Crocodile Keyboard on your Android mobile phone

Download the keyboard from the Android market via your pc or scan the barcode below with your phone to be taken to the download page.

The Crocodile Keyboard project has now been launched on kickstarter.com.

Kickstarter is a crowd funding website were you can ask people to contribute small amounts towards a project in return for rewards.

The Crocodile rewards start with access to the beta version of the new Crocodile Keyboard as it is being developed making you part of the development team.

There is also a small selection of unique Crocodile t-shirts and a neat baseball cap.

 

These items are only going to be made available to Kickstarter backers.

The funding period is due to finish on Wednesday 26 June 3013 so if you would like to help the project, make a pledge.

 

If successful, the funding will allow us to complete the third version of the Crocodile Keyboard which will include a sophisticated predictive text and language packs.

The work on CK3 is due to be finished by the end of December 2013.

If you are intrested, check us out at kickstarter.com

 

, watch the YouTube video user guide.

The Crocodile Keyboard is ideal for any device where space is at a premium, be it a touch-screen input or traditional buttons, on say a small nettbook computer.

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Introducing the free Crocodile Keyboard, a new qwerty keyboard designed for use on touchscreen Android phones.

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