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I think most smartphone users would disagree that no keyboard equals minimal text entry. Phones are hardly used for calls now. But I also know a lot of people
by wvenable 12y ago
I think most smartphone users would disagree that no keyboard equals minimal text entry. Phones are hardly used for calls now.
But I also know a lot of people with keyboards for their iPads.
But really I think that most non-technical users aren't using their keyboard enough to really need one. If you are hunt-a-peck typer, a physical keyboard isn't that much of a necessity.
- marssaxman 12y agoI hardly use my phone for calls either, but I'd still call the amount of text I can stand to enter into a touchscreen "minimal". A couple of sentences at a time, maybe. I think the fact that I have been touch-typing since I was eight or nine actually makes it much more difficult to put up with touchscreen keyboards, because it's so difficult to make myself look at the keys instead of the text.