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Virtual Chorded Keyboard for Tablets: Piano Prose

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Touch-based interfaces have generally made it easier for the user to interact with devices, but that’s not the case when it comes to typing. Virtual on-screen keyboards have small keys, provide no tactile feedback and take up a significant amount of the screen. The folks at Teague Labs think they…

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February 12th, 2012 by: Lambert Varias

TypeWay App for iPad Adapts the Keyboard to Your Typing Style

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When I type using my iPad, I become a one-finger typer. I usually type with at least four to five fingers when I’m using a regular keyboard, so that’s saying something. Instead of being able to bang out sixty-five words a minute, I’m now limited to approximately just somewhere around…

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February 5th, 2012 by: Hazel Chua

Circboard Console Typing Software: Amazing, But Not Original?

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Redditor Torontoitguy shared a console typing software that he invented. He’s calling it the Circboard, and it’s easy to see why. Letters and symbols are mapped to each of the four face buttons on a controller, while switching between the circles are done using the left analog stick. Intuitive and…

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February 8th, 2011 by: Lambert Varias

SwiftKey Tablet for Honeycomb Has a Two-Keyboard Approach

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Android smartphones have long benefited from the Swiftkey keyboard app. Now that same convenience will be coming to Honeycomb tablets, and it really looks promising. Unlike the iPad keyboard, which has more or less the same layout as an actual keyboard, the SwiftKey Tablet app splits the keyboard into two,…

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February 6th, 2011 by: Lambert Varias

Kee4 Keyboard: 4 Keys to Type Them All

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And I thought typing on a touchscreen was hard. A company called Citta Consulting Inc. is currently developing a portable Bluetooth keyboard that can be operated using only one hand. The tiny gadget is called the Kee4, and it has an interesting approach to typing – all of the characters…

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November 30th, 2010 by: Lambert Varias

Trulyergonomic Keyboard Claims to be a Revolution

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While I’ve been touch-typing for years, sometimes as fast as a secretary, I’ve never tried any of the so-called ergonomic keyboards out there. Supposedly they will make you type faster and reduce some of the stress on your wrists. TrulyErgonomic claims their new keyboard is “revolutionary” and “a major update …

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October 12th, 2010 by: Range

Google Scribe: You Autocomplete Me

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While the big G is promoting their newfangled Instant search, it’s not the only newly unveiled technology from the company. Released just a few days ago, Google Scribe is a text completion service. Google says that the tool’s suggestions are based on what the user has already typed, but that’s…

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September 9th, 2010 by: Lambert Varias

Synaptics Smartsense Tech Saves Trackpad Frustration

Considering the fact that I type like a million hours each day, you might think I know how to type like a normal person. You would be wrong. I skipped typing class in high school because all the cheerleaders were taking cooking class. Priorities.…

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June 1st, 2010 by: Shane McGlaun

4ithumbs Adds Tactile Keyboard to iPhone

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If you’re an avid iPhone user, but long for the tactile feel of a real keyboard, this might just make your day. 4iThumbs new overlay screen gives your touchscreen keys you can actually feel when you press them.

The ingenious design adds tiny little pushable “buttons” that line up perfectly…

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November 24th, 2009 by: Technabob

Hunt and Peck Keyboard: for People Who Can’T be Bothered to Learn to Type Like Everyone Else

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The Hunt and Peck Keyboard sports an alternative layout, one that has the letters arranged alphabetically. You can toggle between the traditional QWERTY layout and the “logical” ABCDE layout with the press of a button. The function keys are also mapped to type in commonly used abbreviations like ASAP and…

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July 21st, 2009 by: Lambert Varias

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