#Future of Typing

Randy Marsden, inventor and co-founder of Swype has recently announced Dryft; a virtual keyboard that automatically adjusts to the users hands for a more comfortable and accurate typing experience. And because it makes touch-typing feel more natural, it also increases the user’s accuracy and efficiency when typing. In fact, Marsden claims that a user can achieve typing speeds of up to 80 words-per-minute with Dryft; a feat that’s almost unheard of when typing on a touchscreen tablet. Google has added another 30 languages in its voice typing feature which makes it more speech-friendly for people all over the world. With the addition of 30 more languages in the Google's Machine learning database, more and more people from around the world can use the voice typing services at ease. Here's what we found out -- Cherry Mobile's Flare Infinity touting a 5.5-inch Full HD edge-to-edge LTPS display is similar in image and specifications to the recently-released Ulefone Future and may be that device all along. Read more in our articles including "Dryft Keyboard – The future of touch-typing on tablets" and "Google's voice typing adds support to 30 more languages".