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It was first seen in a preview of Windows 8, I believe, not Honeycomb. (Android, even 4.0, doesn't have a split keyboard built in, although they do allow you to
by Xuzz 14y ago
It was first seen in a preview of Windows 8, I believe, not Honeycomb. (Android, even 4.0, doesn't have a split keyboard built in, although they do allow you to install your own.)
- ConstantineXVI 14y agoIt wasn't part of Android itself, but SwiftKey demoed a split keyboard at the Honeycomb launch event(2/11, Win8 unveiled in 6/11).