Hello,

I forgot to mention:

I almost always use away mode on the iPhone, and table-top mode on the iPad.
I hold the phone between my thumbs on the side with the mute switch and the 
pinkys on the opposite side. Note: beware with the 6 and 6+ not to press 
against the power button with the pinky.
I always do the dot position calibration before I start brailling as fingers 
always shift a little.

David Chittenden, MSc, MRCAA
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> On 9 Oct 2015, at 17:07, Blee Blat <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> I've been reading this thread and I'm trying this out but I have large hands 
> and long fingers and a 5s and I'm not sure how to hold the phone to 
> comfortably reach the dots. So it's clearly something you have to screw with 
> for more than 30 seconds to get to  work but I could see where it could be a 
> really efficient input method at least until they fix the other input lag 
> issues. The default keyboard is reliable but slow and I'd prefer this to 
> dictation. So maybe I just need to waste a few charge cycles beating on it 
> until I figure out the coordination?
> I'm going to upgrade the phone at some point for the fatter battery and 
> larger screen and quicker processor but that still doesn't negate the 
> question. It's good  of you to remind us that this is efficient. Not so sure 
> about UEB but I might talk to you off list about that as it's possible that 
> one is user error but it sure seems to have made a mess of this logic 
> textbook lol
> :)
> 
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