It's interesting that this got posted so soon after the Plover stenographic keyboard. I watched the YouTube presentation for it and one of the audience members

It's interesting that this got posted so soon after the Plover stenographic keyboard. I watched the YouTube presentation for it and one of the audience members was asking about the potential for applying that keyboard functionality to his iPhone, to which Mirabai Knight's response was maybe if Google Glass takes off, and that there would be potential to type on your legs or something. I would have liked to see what this guy thought about Osamu Hirai's (Perky author) iKKGon keyboard for iPhone: http://homepage2.nifty.com/perky/iKKGon-iPhone-en.htm http://homepage2.nifty.com/perky/iKKGon-iPhone-en.htm I'm not understanding exactly how this works, but it seems like he's limiting the number of letters to the minimum required to get an auto-completed word. Also interesting note, the Plover/stenographic keyboard article title states 240 wpm, and if you look at the 5 strokes/second link here there is a claim of 300 wpm. However, I'm sure it's difficult to compare wpm in Japanese versus English.