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I bet there's a market for a truly adaptive mobile keyboard. It could track when you go back and correct typos and learn over time where the user's fingers exp
by causi 5y ago
I bet there's a market for a truly adaptive mobile keyboard. It could track when you go back and correct typos and learn over time where the user's fingers expect to find the keys, then put those keys there as well as manipulating their size and shape for maximum accuracy. For example, I often hit the spacebar when I'm trying to thumb the N key, so it could move the spacebar further away from the rest of the keys or even retract the section of it near that key.
- Clampower 5y agoI have the exact opposite experience. I often hit the b key instead of space making the keyboard autocorrect into one super long word.
- sethammons 5y agoI do this near constantly. How is it that the software is not smart enough to recognize that typo and fix it? Heybthere seems like a trivial problem.
- aeyes 5y agoThe Swiftkey keyboard which you can install from the app store does this. It also auto completes in two languages and allows swipe input like on Android.
- causi 5y agoSwiftkey absolutely does not track your typos and move keys around to stop you from making them. I've used it for years.