Personally, I've found I prefer split tapping over touch typing. With
touch typing, I find I lose time taking my finger off the screen and
replacing it on the screen to get to the next letter. I like split
tapping, since I can just slide my one finger around the screen without
taking it off the screen and tapping with my second finger as soon as I
reach the right letter with my first finger. Another good example though
is a word like "meet" where getting those two e's in there seems a bit
faster to me with split tapping rather than touch typing.
It's all just my preference though, and it may be just because I haven't
spent as much time with touch typing as I have with split tapping. It's
a good thing Apple has given us the choice though. I would agree that
either method seems faster than just double tapping each character, but
even there, whatever anyone is comfortable with is good.
On 01/05/12 19:50, From the IPHONE of Terrie L. Arnold wrote:
> they have two different ones ;
> 1. it has dots for the whole keyboard plus dots at the five tap spots at the bottom of the screen, battary level , bar levels , and a dot at the spot to use the app store.
> 2. this one has everything listedexcept the dots on the keyboard .
> if you turn the iphone ,out of portraitmany of the dots will match up
> ATGUTS.COM are the ones that sell these , they were at last years convention and they sold for $7
> i use the one with the fewer dots.
> the one thing that works well with the iphone is to have it on touch typing as you do not have to double click the letters . that is one of the things that people really need to practice is the double tapp as they need to be like taptap .
> if you like to use a braill keyboard you can get one from Brookstone, or Flying Blind as well.
> Terriere
>
>
> skyp -k.c.kitty
>
> On May 1, 2012, at 5:16 PM, "Kevin LaRose" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> It is an overlay you can put on your phone display that puts dots on the touch points of the phone. Some, myself included, see these as helpful, others could do without them. To each their own, I say.
> KL
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