Ditto. I find the special way of holding the phone and typing very good
and they should stick to it. Perhaps table mode is more for iPad users
than for iPhone and iPod Touch users.
Chris
On 28/06/2013 06:50, Nicholas Parsons wrote:
I actually think the Braille Touch way of typing Braille makes much more sense
than the Perkins way. The dots are actually lined up as they appear in the
Braille cell. Moreover, they fit on the iPhone screen much better that way and
it allows you to hold the device at the same time as typing. If you had six
fingers all in a line, how would you hold the device? You would have to put the
device down somewhere and this is inconvenient when you're mobile, and being
mobile is the main point of an iPhone. I can see how having the dots all in a
row Perkins style would make sense on an iPad, but not an iPhone.
I timed myself when I first got BrailleTouch before I had much practice and I
was still more than twice as fast as I am using Flexy or the regular touch
typing touch screen keyboard. It's brilliant.
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