The 4iThumbs team has come out with a solution for those still having typing accuracy issues on the iPhone's keyboard according to Gizmodo.
The covers cost $15 for portrait typing, $17 for landscape typing or $20 for the both of them. While you might think you have to switch the covers out all the time, the 4iThumbs team says that the overlay does not adhere to the iPhone's screen and rather slips and clicks into two black strips that remain on the top and bottom parts of the screen. The overlay gets integrated into the design of the phone and allows users to insert and remove the overlay as much as desired.
Maybe 4iThumbs is on to something after all. If this actually works in making touch-typing on the iPhone more accurate, would you use a product like this?
Kaicee
September 05, 2010 at 1:43am
I ordered both landscape and portrait 4ithumbs a month ago...order was never received. Guess what? The contact page on their website doesn't have a submit button. Am I missing something here? PayPal email contact gets returned to me. So now what? I was really looking forward to this product. I am no good at typing on an iPhone...iPhones are not for sissies...they take some getting used to when you were a die hard Blackberry user. Kind of wish I would have got the Droid now.
Anyway, don't order this product until you find a way to contact them if your order never shows up. Thought I would warn anyone thinking about it.
Quayzar
December 01, 2009 at 6:08pm
I have no trouble with typing but I do have trouble with games. Tactile feedback is something I always like in gaming and if I could have an overlay that worked for most iPhone games I could really see myself buying one.
