Submitted by Stacey Kruczek on October 06, 2020

Zebra DevTalk | What's New with Enterprise Keyboard and Enterprise Keyboard Designer | Nov 2020

Stacey Kruczek - October 06, 2020

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Zebra's Enterprise Keyboard (EKB) is designed to provide the most productive means possible of inputting data into Zebra devices. Building on the stock Android keyboard, EKB provides programmable keys, can switch quickly between key layouts, and has the ability to scan barcode data directly into an application. Enterprise Keyboard Designer (EKD) is a free GUI tool for Windows that can be used to create customized key layouts to enhance an application and enable efficient and accurate data entry.

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