Comments on: Study Finds that Apple iPhone Keyboard 166% More Error-Prone Than Regular Mobile Keyboard http://www.theinternetpatrol.com/study-finds-that-apple-iphone-keyboard-166-more-error-prone-than-regular-mobile-keyboard Internet Safety, Windows Updates, Internet News, and More Thu, 28 Aug 2008 18:30:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Dane http://www.theinternetpatrol.com/study-finds-that-apple-iphone-keyboard-166-more-error-prone-than-regular-mobile-keyboard#comment-256160 Dane Sat, 01 Dec 2007 09:53:38 +0000 http://www.theinternetpatrol.com/study-finds-that-apple-iphone-keyboard-166-more-error-prone-than-regular-mobile-keyboard#comment-256160 When, and now I am going back a few years, the text message turned up as a possibilty to communicate with others, I remember how annoying it could be to write even a short message with hundreds of punches on the keypad, but we slowly learned how to. When the dictionary finally came, some refused to use it. But we learned how to use it and it became even better with its intuitive dictionary. What I am trying to say is that iPhone and all the phones we are about to see with the same type of "keyboard" will eventually, as it evolves, become as natural as textmessaging is today. Now, we don't have iPhones where I live- yet. At least not official ones, but I guess that when I get my hands on one of them, I will just try and solve the problems as I go along. As a last comment; I dread the time when it becomes standard as my hands and fingers are not exactly what you would call tiny. ;) ( I even have problems with the numeric keypads from time to time.) When, and now I am going back a few years, the text message turned up as a possibilty to communicate with others, I remember how annoying it could be to write even a short message with hundreds of punches on the keypad, but we slowly learned how to. When the dictionary finally came, some refused to use it. But we learned how to use it and it became even better with its intuitive dictionary. What I am trying to say is that iPhone and all the phones we are about to see with the same type of “keyboard” will eventually, as it evolves, become as natural as textmessaging is today.

Now, we don’t have iPhones where I live- yet. At least not official ones, but I guess that when I get my hands on one of them, I will just try and solve the problems as I go along.

As a last comment; I dread the time when it becomes standard as my hands and fingers are not exactly what you would call tiny. ;) ( I even have problems with the numeric keypads from time to time.)

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