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I'll look forward to finding out if this is better than Swype, which also has swiping from place to place, but over a normally laid out keyboard. Lots of space
by AndrewDucker 16y ago
I'll look forward to finding out if this is better than Swype, which also has swiping from place to place, but over a normally laid out keyboard.
Lots of space for innovation here.
- leif 16y agoI use swype now and am extremely happy with it. I can't imagine this would be any better than it. With swype, I can enter n characters with a path of at most n vertices, with this thing, it seems I need to create n differently-sized arcs. Swype also has zero learning curve, assuming you know qwerty, because you can use it as a touch keyboard by default. It's not clear if the finger needs to be removed between letters (but I doubt it does). This would worry me.