Typing speed is the reason..

India
December 3, 2017 2:33am CST
I get surprised how new generation types with super fast speed using thumb tips of both the hands. They may be failed in real typing test on desktop or laptop keyboard. But I can't type using both hands. I may type hardly10 words per minute. This is the reason I am less active Mylotter. Have you ever counted your typing words per minute speed on mobile phone?
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@jstory07 (139782)
• Roseburg, Oregon
3 Dec 17
I used to be really fast on a typewriter.
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• India
3 Dec 17
Typewriter is became obsolete. New generation has even not seen it.
• India
4 Dec 17
@Strawberry18 your story is so interesting. I remembered too when I was in std 10 I learned typing using typewriter machine. I never appeared any exam for typing.
@rina110383 (24492)
3 Dec 17
No. I type real slow when using my phone though I'm a fast typist when using a PC or a laptop, even with one hand.
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• India
3 Dec 17
Similar situation I have. Without seeing keyboard I can type using both hands.
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• Southend-On-Sea, England
3 Dec 17
I don't know what my typing speed on a phone pad would be, but on a PC keyboard on a bad day it's about 70wpm and on a good day about 90wpm. However, I was taught to type back in the 1970s in the traditional way and with practice, having been taught that way, you can get up quite a speed touch-typing, without having to look at the keyboard and using all of your fingers/thumbs.
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• India
3 Dec 17
Unbelievable,. This is more than a professional typist.
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• Southend-On-Sea, England
3 Dec 17
@ChoukseyMK Thanks....I think I'm slowing down a bit now that I'm getting old though :-)
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@lady1993 (27224)
• Philippines
3 Dec 17
nope, i am a slow typer. and i look at the keyboard still
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• India
3 Dec 17
My typing on the phone is slower than the PC.
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@lady1993 (27224)
• Philippines
4 Dec 17
@ChoukseyMK same here
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@sjvg1976 (41289)
• Delhi, India
3 Dec 17
I have a pretty good speed . I do mylot through my phone only and I am not young anymore.
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• Delhi, India
3 Dec 17
I never took the test for mobile but on desktop its like more than 25 words per minute.
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• India
3 Dec 17
My speed would be around 20-25
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• India
3 Dec 17
@hazydaiscrazy you have professional speed who have speed of 30-35 / min
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• Delhi, India
3 Dec 17
@ChoukseyMK I checked it again after seeing your discussion and I am above 30.
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@Bluedoll (16773)
• Canada
3 Dec 17
I've tried and getting better at typing with thumbs only but don't think I want to go fast.
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• India
3 Dec 17
After writing this post I started using both thumbs. I believe my speed will surely increase
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@tech40 (23121)
• Philippines
4 Dec 17
In my im the only one who can type faster, and my brother wonder how I can do that.. I just told them that I usually play online games
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• India
7 Dec 17
I wonder when my daughter types.
@hereandthere (45645)
• Philippines
3 Dec 17
i guess it's to be expected if they've been familiar with cellphones since they were in grade school or preschool. i've even seen a young lady using two hands on a calculator. maybe you can mylot on a desktop or laptop so you're more comfortable.
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• India
3 Dec 17
This is not question of familiarity with cellphone. I have been using mobile for two decades still I am not comfortable with mobile pad. I can type with desktop keyboard without watching it.
@sol_cee (38219)
• Philippines
4 Dec 17
That’s a skill I lack. I’m old school. Lol
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• India
4 Dec 17
By practice we can also obtain speed. But don't worry old is always gold. Slow speed keeps us away from mobile and get some time for us.
@shivamani10 (11035)
• Hyderabad, India
3 Dec 17
The new generation is good with their hands.I think with a little practice on anything they can make wonders which we failed to do in their age.
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• India
3 Dec 17
You rightly said, they do really wonder in terms of handing electronic gadgets.