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If you know the alphabet you can easily guess where the keys will be. (In a alphabetically ordered keyboard) Do you believe that most people who use phones kno
by bobajeff 9y ago
If you know the alphabet you can easily guess where the keys will be. (In a alphabetically ordered keyboard)
Do you believe that most people who use phones know how to type?
- MereInterest 9y agoIf the keys are laid out in a 1x26 keyboard, yes. If the keys are laid out in a more usable way, then no. If I can see the key 'j', I cannot guess whether 'm' will be to the right or left of it, without knowing the length of the row, and considering it at all times. I would describe today's society as one in which typing is necessary for any basic tasks, and is universal, and so I don't see why smartphone users would be different from the norm in terms of typing ability. Are you using "typing" to refer only to "touch typing"?