An experienced user of the Twiddler, a one--handed chording keyboard, averages speeds of 60 words per minute with letter--by--letter typing of standard test phrases. This fast typing rate coupled with the Twiddler's 3x4 button design, similar to that of a standard mobile telephone, makes it a potential alternative to multi--tap for text entry on mobile phones. Despite this similarity, there is very little data on the Twiddler's performance and learnability. We present a longitudinal study of novice users' learning rates on the Twiddler. Ten participants typed for 20 sessions using two different methods. Each session is composed of 20 minutes of typing with multi--tap and 20 minutes of one--handed chording on the Twiddler. We found that user...
The research described here was supported by the University of St Andrews and the Scottish Informati...
The use of QWERTY on most of the current mobile devices for text entry usually requires users’ full ...
Text entry on mobile devices (e.g. phones and PDAs) has been a research challenge since devices shra...
Previously, we demonstrated that after 400 minutes of practice, ten novices averaged over 26 words p...
The HandyKey Twiddler ™ is a one-handed chording mobile keyboard that em-ploys a 3 × 4 button design...
Abstract. The Twiddler one–handed chording keyboard offers rapid mobile text entry on a keypad simil...
For most people, typing text on a mobile device requires visual commitment to the input mechanism. A...
Abstract—For most users, interacting with mobile computing devices requires visual commitment to the...
ABSTRACT We present a model for predicting expert text entry rates for several input methods on a 12...
The number of mobile computing devices is increasing at a very fast pace. A large number of today'...
A new technique to enter text using a mobile phone keypad, Less-Tap, is described. The traditional t...
Although text entry on mobile phones is abundant, research strives to achieve desktop typing perform...
This work presents four in-depth empirical investigations on the performance and user experience of...
| openaire: EC/H2020/637991/EU//COMPUTED | openaire: EC/H2020/717054/EU//OPTINTThis paper presents a...
Text entry is one of the most commonly performed tasks on mobile devices, however, it still poses ac...
The research described here was supported by the University of St Andrews and the Scottish Informati...
The use of QWERTY on most of the current mobile devices for text entry usually requires users’ full ...
Text entry on mobile devices (e.g. phones and PDAs) has been a research challenge since devices shra...
Previously, we demonstrated that after 400 minutes of practice, ten novices averaged over 26 words p...
The HandyKey Twiddler ™ is a one-handed chording mobile keyboard that em-ploys a 3 × 4 button design...
Abstract. The Twiddler one–handed chording keyboard offers rapid mobile text entry on a keypad simil...
For most people, typing text on a mobile device requires visual commitment to the input mechanism. A...
Abstract—For most users, interacting with mobile computing devices requires visual commitment to the...
ABSTRACT We present a model for predicting expert text entry rates for several input methods on a 12...
The number of mobile computing devices is increasing at a very fast pace. A large number of today'...
A new technique to enter text using a mobile phone keypad, Less-Tap, is described. The traditional t...
Although text entry on mobile phones is abundant, research strives to achieve desktop typing perform...
This work presents four in-depth empirical investigations on the performance and user experience of...
| openaire: EC/H2020/637991/EU//COMPUTED | openaire: EC/H2020/717054/EU//OPTINTThis paper presents a...
Text entry is one of the most commonly performed tasks on mobile devices, however, it still poses ac...
The research described here was supported by the University of St Andrews and the Scottish Informati...
The use of QWERTY on most of the current mobile devices for text entry usually requires users’ full ...
Text entry on mobile devices (e.g. phones and PDAs) has been a research challenge since devices shra...