Re:Smartphones' accelerometer can track strokes on nearby ke...
by looklookatme on Wednesday October 19, 2011 @05:38AM
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Not to rain on your parade here, but eighty percent accuracy would require every sixth keypress to be backspace. Likely promoting it to the most pressed key.
Obviously, auto-correct mitigates this somewhat but for the amount of frustration and lost time, I'm betting it's probably worthwhile just purchasing a new keyboard.
Re:Smartphones' accelerometer can track strokes on nearby ke...
by gojomo on Wednesday October 19, 2011 @02:34PM
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But what if the keyboard – unpowered and wireless – were designed for this purpose, emitting unique sounds per key, perhaps even outside normal human hearing range?
Obviously, auto-correct mitigates this somewhat but for the amount of frustration and lost time, I'm betting it's probably worthwhile just purchasing a new keyboard.