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BlindType vows to autocorrect all wrongs with your iPhone or Android virtual keyboard (video)

BlindType vows to autocorrect all wrongs with your iPhone or Android virtual keyboard (video)

Understand that episode of The Simpsons where Homer gets too fat with the intention to dial a number of? Well, he wouldn\’t have had that problem had BlindType been around. This soft keyboard is described by its makers as being extremely resilient to inaccurate input and looking out at the demo video after the break, you kinda ought to agree — it kind of feels to have a horny kickass predictive algorithm. With the exception of that, the keyboard also dynamically adjusts to wherever and however you opt to type, meaning its size and orientation track along on your input, which matches some option to justifying the somewhat odd name (it\’s meant for blind operation, not blind people). Text might be inserted without the keyboard even being on screen, while spaces are automatically added at pauses on your typing. BlindType must be coming to Android and iOS devices it slow inside the near future.

[Thanks, Fadl]

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