this is the standard response to the first try. once you loosen your
mind to allow sloppiness and trust the built-in dictionary or guessing
algorithm (or whatever it is), you find you can really fly.
i sit in long meetings and do it on the sly while only half looking,
with my thumb. it's quite remarkable how accurate it comes out, and
how easy the few errors are to fix.
On Jul 1, 2008, at 1:31 AM, Tony Kan wrote:
Just tried an iPhone for the first time this morning; a telephone pabx
vendor
had one and I managed to distract him from his presentation enough to
do a demo
of the iphone: first thing I wanted to do was type in the "quick
brown fox..."
but after a couple of minutes it was quite frustrating using the
onscreen
keyboard. Quite difficult to hit the right key even if one is looking
straight
at it.
Tony
> BTW, has anybody managed to really master typing on the iPhone
> without looking where their fingers are going, and maintain a
> near-flawless output? Just wondering.
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