Mike Edwards

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> > > And there was a massive gap in the market for someone to bring out a
> > > phone with a good intuitive interface.
> >
> > Agreed, and the iPhone should up the game. My own view is that what
> > Apple have done, however, is brought out a good intuitive interface
> > with a phone, rather than the other way round, so there's a choice -
> > decent phone, clunky interface, or decent interface, feature-poor
> > phone.
>
> So, how good is the iPhone's UI for texting?
>
> Dave

I think the predictive texting is far and away the best I have ever used
on a phone. You can be very imprecise and type almost every letter wrong
on some words and it still works out what you were trying to say.

The supposed back to back tests of the keyboard compared to other phones
in the US recently were crap as they just had the users entering random
letters and not proper words. Had it been real sentences then the iPhone
would have won easily.