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I had the pleasure of having Ross show me his keyboard about a month back, at SecondConf. I really like the idea. It took a few minutes of getting used to, but,
by Zev 16y ago
I had the pleasure of having Ross show me his keyboard about a month back, at SecondConf. I really like the idea. It took a few minutes of getting used to, but, it works really well. And it'll be even better when it has all the little touches to pull it together (Gradients on press/in the direction thats being flicked, graphics for all the keys, etc. See the README).
If you don't know, Ross Carter makes Pagehand (http://pagehand.com http://pagehand.com) for Mac. Its a very nice text layout app that fills the gap of being somewhere between TextEdit and Pages.app. I don't know if he's porting it to iOS, but I wouldn't be surprised if he's thought a lot about it and the best way to enter text.
Anyway, this is progress. It's the first non-Apple keyboard for an iOS out there. It pushes iOS input forward into another direction (something that Apple really hasn't done much of, for US text input).
- niels_olson 16y agoThe review of a hands-on user should be ranked above speculation by a competing dev team. Unfortunately, that relationship is currently reversed. No offense to the competitors.