DISQUS

David · 1 year ago

The iPhone has a completely flat typing surface and I manage on that fairly well.
Bobbie · 1 year ago

You're probably looking at the iPhone screen quite a lot though, right? It makes a lot less sense if you're supposed to touch type on it.
Benjamín · 1 year ago

it remembers me the laser keyboard, oh no, it doesn't work to and no one is buying it....
Slevi · 1 year ago

So much for typing blind. Although I do think that in the future regular keyboards will definitely have made room for stuff like this, a touch screen panel which can bring up a typing interface when needed but most of the things controlled through voice recognition and brain waves.

All that using of our hands to control the keyboard and mice after all are way too many calories being burned ;).
carloob · 1 year ago

How about like... you know. HOME-ROW. If the keyboard always ASSUMES you put your fingers on home-row ("asdf - jkl;"). Then you could logically Type ANYWHERE, even in mid-air. After a few milliseconds of idle it revert you back to home row. Any finger not "pressing a key" would be returned to home-row. very simple and intuitive idea to think about. If this motion capture could work, oh how the windows would open, don't forget the bug spray.
Neo · 11 months ago

webcam analyses your fingers movement. ever tried VirtualDJ webcam turntable mix?