@icyfroth wrote:Poor Martin.
Must be hard, typing one-handed on a phone.
How do you type two handed as one has to hold the phone.
Most of the younger generation type just as quick on a phone and sometimes quicker as others that use a
keyboard as they have less distance to travel between letters.
Although I've seen some use the thumb from the other hand as well for typing.
@go-tazz wrote:
@icyfroth wrote:Poor Martin.
Must be hard, typing one-handed on a phone.
How do you type two handed as one has to hold the phone.
Most of the younger generation type just as quick on a phone and sometimes quicker as others that use a
keyboard as they have less distance to travel between letters.
Although I've seen some use the thumb from the other hand as well for typing.
As I said...must be hard...
@icyfroth wrote:
@go-tazz wrote:
@icyfroth wrote:Poor Martin.
Must be hard, typing one-handed on a phone.
How do you type two handed as one has to hold the phone.
Most of the younger generation type just as quick on a phone and sometimes quicker as others that use a
keyboard as they have less distance to travel between letters.
Although I've seen some use the thumb from the other hand as well for typing.
As I said...must be hard...
Not that hard,going by the speed of some of his replies and I have two GD's who can both go quicker on their
phones then I can on my keyboard and it seems Martin is quite adept at doing so.
They also have phones where you only have to start a word and the phone will suggest the ones you are
typing which also makes it quicker.
I had to go back to an older phone as the screen on my touch one has no idea what I was trying to do and
would often do something that was nowhere near where i was and when I now use the old one everything
seems to be in slow motion so for me typing on that would be hard.
