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i'm going to agree with this. i don't do a whole lot of typing on my iphone, because i use it mostly for content consumption, rather than creation. but when i d
by allenbrunson 17y ago
i'm going to agree with this. i don't do a whole lot of typing on my iphone, because i use it mostly for content consumption, rather than creation. but when i do need to type on it, i don't find that to be a problem.
i especially like how it can have a whole bunch of different keyboards: one optimized for url entry, one for general text, one for phone numbers, one for japanese, and so on. a hardware keyboard feels obsolete the second it's produced, which is the same way i feel about paper printouts these days.
- DanielStraight 17y agoThat is an excellent point about optimized keyboards.