Get better at typing on the iPhone - iPhone Typing tutor gives you practice
By Will Park on Monday, December 17th, 2007 at 12:43 pm PST In Announcements, Apple, Applications, iPhone
The thing about the iPhone’s virtual keyboard is that it takes a bit of getting used to. The only way to really get comfortable and effective at typing on the on-screen keyboard is practice. Like they say, “Practice makes perfect.” Actually, we’d have to amend that idiom to reflect that “Perfect practice makes perfect.” After all, if you just keep practicing the wrong things, you’ll just keep making the same mistakes.
Enter TypingWeb.com’s iPhone typing tutor. The web-based typing tutor gives aspiring iPhone typers a training regimen to help train those fumbling fingers type quickly and accurately without the aid of hard-keys. Point your iPhone to TypingWeb.com and sign up for an account. It’s fast, it’s easy, and you’ll be a better iPhone-typer with just a few practice sessions.
We’re already pretty fast on the iPhone’s keyboard - to toot our own horn - but there’s bound to be a lot of you out there that could use a bit of practice on the soft-keyboard.
[Via: TUAW]
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December 17th, 2007 at 4:30 pm
I’ll be sure to start practicing my typing with typing Tutor. I wonder if in a month I’ll be able to type perfectly on my iphone (right now I’m always hitting an extra letter here or there by accident).
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