Google Korean IME

Unfortunately,... ...I cannot use Hangeul with the hardware keyboard on my SE Xperia Mini Pro since it always automatically changes to English Input as soon as I pull it out. Also, neither the symbol nor the settings button on the hardware keyboard can be used... For now, this IME is useless to me... :-(

Disappointed by the bad JellyBean integration! Why do I use the Korean IME Keyboard? - To be able to type in Hangul. So why does is the built-in latin-character (english) set show up, when I switch to the Korean IME? Why is the keyboard size slightly different (smaller) than the standard stock Jelly Bean one? Why is the button order in the downmost row of keys different from the stock keyboard? Why does the button order change, when you switch to the special characters page? Why are there different "alternative" special characters than on every other keyboard, compared to the Android stock keyboard ones? Why isn't the Korean IME natively integrated in Android (Jelly Bean), even though most of the hardware comes from this lovely country? All this is just heavily confusing!! One gets pretty fast used to typing on non-physical keyboards these days. The only thing that always slows me down is switching the keyboard to the Korean IME. To be honest...it is inacceptable. I am a user that switches relatively often between several languages and I guess that there are plenty among the Android users worldwide. It is sad enough that only parts of the Play content are available outside of the US. GOOGLE THINK NON-US!

Really good and precise IME. Both Korean and English typing working really well.

It's in my opinion the best Korean IME. However, why isn't it possible to integrate korean keyboard into the standard keyboard?

Google at its best.

Unfortunately,... ...I cannot use Hangeul with the hardware keyboard on my SE Xperia Mini Pro since it always automatically changes to English Input as soon as I pull it out. Also, neither the symbol nor the settings button on the hardware keyboard can be used... For now, this IME is useless to me... :-(

Disappointed by the bad JellyBean integration! Why do I use the Korean IME Keyboard? - To be able to type in Hangul. So why does is the built-in latin-character (english) set show up, when I switch to the Korean IME? Why is the keyboard size slightly different (smaller) than the standard stock Jelly Bean one? Why is the button order in the downmost row of keys different from the stock keyboard? Why does the button order change, when you switch to the special characters page? Why are there different "alternative" special characters than on every other keyboard, compared to the Android stock keyboard ones? Why isn't the Korean IME natively integrated in Android (Jelly Bean), even though most of the hardware comes from this lovely country? All this is just heavily confusing!! One gets pretty fast used to typing on non-physical keyboards these days. The only thing that always slows me down is switching the keyboard to the Korean IME. To be honest...it is inacceptable. I am a user that switches relatively often between several languages and I guess that there are plenty among the Android users worldwide. It is sad enough that only parts of the Play content are available outside of the US. GOOGLE THINK NON-US!

Really good and precise IME. Both Korean and English typing working really well.

It's in my opinion the best Korean IME. However, why isn't it possible to integrate korean keyboard into the standard keyboard?

Google at its best.