The new typo keyboard comes like an iPhone case which works when the Bluetooth is switched on the peripheral adds just about 1 inch to the original iPhone's length.
According to the Designer Ryan Seacrest
"The Typo Keyboard was born out of a desire for efficiency," press materials state. "For several years, many of our friends and colleagues carried two phones: one for typing and correspondence and an iPhone for virtually everything else. One night, we were out to dinner and both had our phones on the table. Two people, four phones! We looked at each other and thought there was an easy solution to the problem, a keyboard for the iPhone."
Take a look at the typo case
According to what the inventor said, the keyboard empowers iPhone users to type faster by 50% and with less typos than the standard iOS touch interface and also gives additionally space for the screen that the virtual keyboard normally takes for writing.
According to the Designer Ryan Seacrest
"The Typo Keyboard was born out of a desire for efficiency," press materials state. "For several years, many of our friends and colleagues carried two phones: one for typing and correspondence and an iPhone for virtually everything else. One night, we were out to dinner and both had our phones on the table. Two people, four phones! We looked at each other and thought there was an easy solution to the problem, a keyboard for the iPhone."
Take a look at the typo case
According to what the inventor said, the keyboard empowers iPhone users to type faster by 50% and with less typos than the standard iOS touch interface and also gives additionally space for the screen that the virtual keyboard normally takes for writing.
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