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That seems to be a T9 layout on the texting one. Which seems like an unfair comparison to todays phone keyboards. Still, I HIGHLY doubt that even todays phone
by Akronymus 4y ago
That seems to be a T9 layout on the texting one.
Which seems like an unfair comparison to todays phone keyboards. Still, I HIGHLY doubt that even todays phone keyboards come close.
- criddell 4y agoI kind of love the idea that T9, which was created to improve texting speed, is slower than Morse which was more than 150 years old at that time. Makes me wonder if there's a Morse code key with a USB or lightning cable. How annoying would it be trying to work in a Starbucks and the guy the next table over is tapping out a message via Morse? :)
- aidenn0 4y agoModern electric iambic keyers aren't that loud. You could probably also emulate with a touch screen.