At first I didn't think I would like it, but I find that not only does
it help by making typing faster, but it also helps with other apps in
knowing where certain buttons or review areas are. You end up developing
muscle memory for the apps you use often, and it's just great all
around. The ones from Speed Dots can be removed and reapplied later if
you wish.
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Raul A. Gallegos
There is no reason anyone would want a computer in their home. - Ken
Olson, President, Chairman, and Founder of Digital Equipment Corp 1977
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On 6/13/2012 6:26 PM, Arnold Schmidt wrote:
I was talking to a coworker today, who recommended that if I get a
phone, I get one of the tactile screen overlays. He said it makes it a
lot easier for him to know where to touch the screen. I realize that
opinions are probably as numerous as the number of people asked, but I
thought I would ask anyway. If you have one, as you have gotten use to
using your phone, has it gotten in the way more than helped? If so, is
it easy to get off the phone? Thanks for any opinions.
Arnold Schmidt
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