how to type fast on a smart phone?
By goingeagle3
@eagletrek2 (5499)
Kingston, New York
5 responses
@silentwill (1685)
• Philippines
11 Nov 12
Like the old adage says 'Practice makes perfect,' or maybe not, but it definitely makes you better. I assume you have a touchscreen phone which has now become a standard? Well I sucked at it when I first got an iPhone in 2009. I just couldn't seem to press the letter S and kept getting an A. But now here I am exclusively using my phone for internet (including myLot) for a month now. I still make mistakes but with my phone on landscape mode, I can type almost if not faster than I can using my other phone which uses a QWERTY physical keyboards. But I know some people who can type on their phones with the regular keypads even without looking. I don't see that happening yet on touchscreen phones unless they get to perfect tactile feedback of some sort.
@eagletrek2 (5499)
• Kingston, New York
11 Nov 12
Hi my typeing speed on a type writer
Is 5 words per minute on PC key bird
15 key per minute I got a long way
to go to type fast on my android.
Thank reply
@silentwill (1685)
• Philippines
11 Nov 12
5 words per minute isn't that hard on a touchscreen device. I have not taken any typing tests on my iPhone but I definitely type much much more than that. You should be fine not for long.
@shynepapin101 (1879)
• United Arab Emirates
11 Nov 12
If you are talking about. QWERTY keyboard smartphones then there is nothing to it, all you need to know is that practice makes perfect. It is your consistency that matters, as long as you have your phone so it helps you always when you use it.
@eagletrek2 (5499)
• Kingston, New York
11 Nov 12
Hi there is key bird on my phone
Do not know the name of it but it
Like the one on my note BK
Thanks.
@kenshin2143 (1880)
• Philippines
11 Nov 12
I tried typing in smart phones but I really had a great difficulty due to my long nails in my thumbs and I am not used to it. haha
@eagletrek2 (5499)
• Kingston, New York
11 Nov 12
Hi me I got big fingers
That what make it hard for me
OK thanks
@Jeffery_superman (179)
• China
11 Nov 12
It's also a big problem for me. I have a very fast texting in Chinese, because i am a native. But when i transfer to English, it has become so hard.
I remembered that our office lived a German intern, and i am very pleased to communicate with foreign guys for different cultural backgrounds. Oral conversation goes smoothly between us, because he is also very good at English. However, when it comes to texting, he can text a very long passage in a short time, but i can only give back with some words due to my poor texting speed. It really embarased me, which brings much inconvenience for texting between us.
And just several days ago, i found mylot a very good place not only for upgrading my writing ability, but also for enhancing my typing speed. It is such a good place to solve the problem.
