A Blackberry or Handspring Treo or similar has a full qwerty
mini-keyboard designed to be run with both thumbs. (Come to think of it,
a PSK31 rig in the same general size and format as one of these would be
incredibly cool, and arguably feasible (factory built and SMD, of course).
A running
I have a Danger Hiptop and can type about 35wpm on it. I wrote a PSK
app for it, ussing the TCP/IP interface and talks to gMFSK on Linux. It
supports any mode that gMFSK supports. I also have been working on a
native PSK implementation using the sound I/O but it may not be suitable
for QSOs
I posted this last Friday when it was fresh but it got rejected due to size
and I just got the bounce message today. Here it is again for those who
care:
I spend a lot of time tapping out text on my cell phone using T9 or
multitap input methods (the latter being where you press 2 once to get A,
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