Specifications

Fundamentals of Android 4.1 and TouchWiz

Swipe to Type

Instead of typing on the keyboard in the traditional way by touching each letter

individually, you can swipe over the letters in one continuous movement. This

is called Continuous Input. It is enabled by default; to use it, just start swiping

your finger over the letters of the word you want to type. Lift your finger after

each word. No need to worry about spaces because your Galaxy Note II adds

them for you. To type a double letter (as in the word pool), loop around that

letter on the keyboard.

Dictation—Speak

Instead of Type

Your Galaxy Note II can turn your voice

into text. It uses Google’s speech rec-

ognition service, which means that you

must have a connection to the cellular

network or a Wi-Fi network to use it.

1. Touch the microphone key.

2. Wait until you see Speak Now

and start speaking what you want

to be typed. You can speak the

punctuation by saying “comma,”

“question mark,” “exclamation

mark,” or “exclamation point.”

Touch to select a different

dictation language