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Do handwriting interfaces have more traction in China, Japan, and Korea?
by sethg 16y ago
Do handwriting interfaces have more traction in China, Japan, and Korea?
- tesseract 16y agoFor what it's worth, the iPhone has one there.
- rortian 16y agoI know they don't in Korea. Hangul lends itself to typing.
- tesseract 16y agoBecause Hangul is an alphabet.
- moxiemk1 16y agoI've noticed that a number of personal translator devices (still a popular category of device, despite the capabilities of cell phones) have handwriting interfaces. (The "in Korea, handwriting interfaces are for old people" meme is struggling to escape, but I need to keep telling myself this isn't slashdot. People are actually intelligent here)