Hi,

I use a multilink bt keyboard that's quite portable yet big enough for me to 
type easily. 
Yet, since Mbraille, I use it much less. I think I would skip it altogether if 
I would not need quick spellchecking or autocorrect. 

Flexie is also a nice opttion. 

Best,


Ioana




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> On Jan 19, 2014, at 12:35 PM, Craig Werner <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Hello, Ann and everyone.
> 
> This question cannot be answered with a "black-and-white" response.
> The bes way I can think of to answer it is to bear in mind a series of
> what I hope are largely unarguable points that take into account the
> advantages of the on-screen keyboard, the external keyboard, and
> dictation.  I don't own a braille display, so I'll eave it out of the
> mix.
> 
> 1.  If you use the on-screen keyboard, every editing and navigational
> VoiceOver command for the iPhone and iPad is available to you.  If you
> use an external keyboard, many, but not all are available.  If you use
> dictation, your command responses are even more limited.
> 
> 2.  Gaining proficiency on the on-screen keyboard may take a long time
> without using apps such as MBraille.  Even with solid proficiency
> (excluding MBraille), using a QWERTY keyboard and dictation will be
> faster.  However, dictation may not always yield the right results.
> Even in the best recording conditions, it doesn't get things right.
> If you say, for instance, "I want to sync my iPhone," dictation may
> render the spelling of "sync" in such a way as to make someone reading
> your message think that you want to immerse your keyboard in water.
> 
> Then again, when you get an opinion from someone, it's important to
> consider the source.  Someone who has been typing much of her life on
> a QWERTY keyboard may stick to that method of input and vigorously
> defend it even if it means carrying an extra device around.
> 
> Of course, if you have the financial resources and the time to employ
> them, the best answer is use everything you can, practicing with each
> until you become excellent regardless of what input method you use.
> 
> Craig
> 
>> On 1/19/14, SoonerAnnie <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Hi list,
>> 
>> I am just wondering who uses bluetooth keyboards and who uses the iPhone
>> without them. For those not using keyboards, how do you use your phones? Do
>> you use the onscreen keyboard, or other applications to do messaging, email,
>> etc.? I currently use a bluetooth keyboard primarily and love the ease and
>> convenience of it, but am thinking that I should probably figure out a good
>> way to also use the phone itself too. Am looking forward to hearing others'
>> experiences and advice. Thanks.
>> 
>> Ann
>> 
>> 
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