How to Install Gingerbread Android 2.3 Keyboard on Your Android Device

Before you begin installing the Gingerbread Android 2.3 keyboard, it's essential to understand the requirements. You must have rooted your device and a custom recovery image installed. If you haven't rooted your phone yet, you can find the rooting procedure for your specific device by clicking on the link provided in our Android how-to section. Make sure to select your phone model from the list and also ensure that your phone is running on Android 2.2.

Once you have completed the rooting process and installed the custom recovery image, proceed with downloading the Gingerbread keyboard zip file. Click on the link provided to download the zip file and save it to your computer. Next, plug in your phone via USB and mount the SD card to transfer files. Open your SD card and drag the Gingerbread keyboard zip file to the root of the SD card. Do not extract the zip file; instead, place it directly on the SD card itself.

After transferring the file, close the window and unplug your phone. Now, you need to transfer the file to the SD card. Turn off your phone and turn it back on by holding down the volume down and power buttons simultaneously. If you're using a custom ROM, you may need to use a different method to get into recovery mode. Once you're in recovery mode, select the backup option and backup your phone's data just in case. Wait for the backups to finish before proceeding.

Now that the backups are complete, go to the install zip from SD card option and choose it from the SD card. The options may vary depending on your recovery image and Gingerbread IMEI. Click "yes" and wait for the file to finish flashing. Once the process is complete, select the reboot system option and wait for your phone to reboot. After the reboot, you'll need to find an input box where you can compose a message.

Tap the input method and then select the Android keyboard from the list. You will now have access to the Gingerbread Android 2.3 keyboard on your device. Congratulations! You have successfully installed the Gingerbread keyboard on your Android device.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enyou guys David from the unlocker calm today we're shy how to install the gingerbread which is Android 2.3 keyboard on your Android device all right before you begin you must be rooted and have a custom recovery image you can find your rooting procedure for your phone by clicking on the link here which will actually take you to our Android how-to section and then you can just select your phone and then you must also have Android 2.2 so if you have a phone that doesn't have that if you root your phone and you find a custom ROM based on Android 2.2 that will work just fine okay so first thing you do is download the keyboards dot zip file by clicking on this link here and save that to your computer you next need to plug in your phone via USB and then mount the SD card so we can transfer files to it and then we're gonna find our dot zip file for the gingerbread keyboard we're gonna open our SD card here and we're going to drag it over to the root of the sdcard do not extract it and when I'm say root of SD card I mean not inside any of these folders just on the SD card itself once that's done you can close that and unplug your phone this now we transfer that file to the SD card we're going to turn off the phone and then we're gonna turn it back on by holding down for my phone its volume down in power there is maybe different whenever you loaded a custom ROM though you learned how to get into recovery mode if you followed that procedure so just use the same method to get it to recovery mode for your phone I have to select recovery eventually the phone will reboot into recovery mode okay so once you're into your custom recovery mode we're gonna go down to whatever yours backup section is might sane Android might say backup and then back up the phone just in case don't wait for that finish tell if the backups done we can go to install zip from sdcard choose it from sdcard remember your options may be different depending on your recovery image Gingerbread Len IMEI if click yes and wait for that to finish flashing once it says complete and go back hit a reboot system now and wait free phone to reboot talans the phone reboots you need to find a input box so this would be an input box like where you compose a message tap input method select Android keyboard tap it again now you have your new keyboard enjoyyou guys David from the unlocker calm today we're shy how to install the gingerbread which is Android 2.3 keyboard on your Android device all right before you begin you must be rooted and have a custom recovery image you can find your rooting procedure for your phone by clicking on the link here which will actually take you to our Android how-to section and then you can just select your phone and then you must also have Android 2.2 so if you have a phone that doesn't have that if you root your phone and you find a custom ROM based on Android 2.2 that will work just fine okay so first thing you do is download the keyboards dot zip file by clicking on this link here and save that to your computer you next need to plug in your phone via USB and then mount the SD card so we can transfer files to it and then we're gonna find our dot zip file for the gingerbread keyboard we're gonna open our SD card here and we're going to drag it over to the root of the sdcard do not extract it and when I'm say root of SD card I mean not inside any of these folders just on the SD card itself once that's done you can close that and unplug your phone this now we transfer that file to the SD card we're going to turn off the phone and then we're gonna turn it back on by holding down for my phone its volume down in power there is maybe different whenever you loaded a custom ROM though you learned how to get into recovery mode if you followed that procedure so just use the same method to get it to recovery mode for your phone I have to select recovery eventually the phone will reboot into recovery mode okay so once you're into your custom recovery mode we're gonna go down to whatever yours backup section is might sane Android might say backup and then back up the phone just in case don't wait for that finish tell if the backups done we can go to install zip from sdcard choose it from sdcard remember your options may be different depending on your recovery image Gingerbread Len IMEI if click yes and wait for that to finish flashing once it says complete and go back hit a reboot system now and wait free phone to reboot talans the phone reboots you need to find a input box so this would be an input box like where you compose a message tap input method select Android keyboard tap it again now you have your new keyboard enjoy\n"