Thanks for the effort u put in this keyboard... got the pro version.
Couldn't find an e-mail adress to mail this tiny comment tho the Key " J " on my keyboard looks like it's 1 or 2 px to far to the left, it only happens in Capital.
Could be just my Keyboard (running on an HTC Legend), i tried to fix it myself but can't find any letters in the folder, if i can fix it lemme know how.
Sorry being such a b*tch tho it just looks kinda odd
, maybe a tiny hit to the right in the next release.Thanks for the keyboard... works waybetter then the regular HTC Legend one.
Yours,
Luw
Just to name a few: Y, U, M, W, Q, I, O. There are even more in lowercase. 
In fact, there are only four letters that are perfectly centered: A, H, S, Z. 
It has to do with two reasons. First, the default typeface used on Android is Droid Sans, and although that typeface contains its own kerning hints information, Android doesn't use it. Instead, Android applies its own kerning with help from a system library called FreeType. For normal text, it works fine most of the times. Unfortunately, when the letters (glyphs to be exact) stand alone, like on SKpro, they're still kerned, hence making them off-center. The second reason is that for font-smoothing, Android doesn't use sub-pixel, to maintain optimal graphics performance. It uses grayscale. So glyph outlines just fall on the nearest pixel possible, making them look even more off-center.
