BTW, I did watch the video. At the beginning, it shows 1 finger covering 4 characters. That's a fat finger! (Probably mine).
And, that's the problem I have. When a single finger covers that many keys, it not only makes it difficult to figure out which key you are typing, but also it hides 3 other keys which you may be looking for. I would assume, like anything else, one would get better with practice. For my 2 cents, I'd rather have a stylus and keyboard, than use my fingers. Speaking of stylus, I didn't know one couldn't be used on the iPhone. Bummer, I was hoping some day to see a small 'sketch' app for it, like Newton, Palm, and all PocketPC phones already have. I've found the ability to jot down an address or phone number or small picture extremely valuable on my past Smartphones. -Chipp On 7/1/07, Chipp Walters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Ken, Well, I was trying to type in "Dripping Springs, TX" into the Map app, and it was very, very hard. It couldn't figure out the Dripping part at all. From what I've read in some of the forums, the predictive typing is a mixed bag of blessing and curse. Of course the video from Apple shows it working well. I can't imagine them showing it NOT working well ;-) -Chipp On 7/1/07, Ken Ray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > When I first heard about the keyboard, I was really wondering if it was > going to be usable. But I saw this video > (http://www.apple.com/iphone/usingiphone/keyboard.html )
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