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Also, the dominant input method for phones used in Japan uses this concept with the old-school numpad layout (substituting repeated presses with flicks)
by jhanschoo 4y ago
Also, the dominant input method for phones used in Japan uses this concept with the old-school numpad layout (substituting repeated presses with flicks)
- girvo 4y agoYeah it’s the flick that made it work (and fast), so I’m not surprised others have found similar solutions. I wish this keyboard existed on modern phones today. TouchPal does but it’s just some emoji keyboard now as far as I can tell. A modern dictionary/autocorrect with the “T+” style key level swipe would be amazing. I kind of want to try and build it now!