Touch typing

Known as: Touch typist, ASDF (sequence of letters), Asdfghjkl;'

Touch typing (also called touch type or touch keyboarding) is typing without using the sense of sight to find the keys. Specifically, a touch typist…

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2014

Screen size of mobile handheld devices such as cellular phones has been increasing, causing the decrease of thumb mobility. It is…

2011

The Infrared touch method is generally used for a mid and large-size touch screen. But this method has several problems, such as…

2007

Mobile terminals, e.g. mobile telephones, make a silent shift in our information access paradigm. While sitting in front of…

2007

As data volumes dramatically increase, so too does the amount of missing data found in any given database or set of records. In…

2007

The interaction (hybridization) of different types of acoustic waves of zero and higher orders propagating in lithium niobate…

2004

Does the concept of path dependence provide a plausible theoretical framework for historical institutionalism? Practitioners of…

2003

In this paper, we present a new design of the Hindi 1 keyboard for convenient typing. We describe the ergonomic criterion we have…

2000

The ability of observers to resolve the orientation of virtual gratings presented on two different haptic interfaces was…

2000

The physical arrangement of characters on keyboards contributes to the efficiency and rate at which messages can be generated…

1989