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I think one fact needs to be understood that the method uses thumb (of a single finger) for all the typing.. I just did a small experiment.. I took the last te
by bhavin 16y ago
I think one fact needs to be understood that the method uses thumb (of a single finger) for all the typing..
I just did a small experiment.. I took the last text I sent from my phone (about 300 characters) and tried pseudo-typing it according to the keyboard the video explains.. and man, my thumb hurts! I would really prefer if there was a way to input text with multiple fingers without slowing down.
wonder how tiring it would be to type everything with this method.
- judofyr 16y agoWhy not simply switch finger every now and then? It takes a fraction of a second and fits perfect into the "release finger to insert space"-routine.
- bhavin 16y agothe way its implemented, thumb is only convenient to type using the keyboard.. and if you're right handed, its extremely difficult to master it with left thumb.. Its like learning to write with both hands if you want to switch thumb!
- aristus 16y agoTry this one: http://ddotdash.com http://ddotdash.com (a haha-only-serious prototype of a Morse Code keyboard)
- doublec 16y agoTake a look at iDitDahText: http://iditdahtext.com/iDitDahText.html http://iditdahtext.com/iDitDahText.html I used this for input when I had an iPhone and it worked surprisingly well. There's also a similar android input method but not quite as well executed as this one.
- meelash 16y agoI don't understand how it could be more tiring than tapping with the thumb? Unless your touchpad is rough or requires too much force. Many of us make similar motions all day long on game thumb-joysticks.