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A newer typing interface designed for touchscreens that relies on geometric algorithms to sense what letter the user intended to type, allowing the blind and visually impaired to use the keyboard ...
A typing interface designed for styli or touch on touchscreens. It looks more "square" than traditional two handed layouts to allow easier access for all the letters from the perspective of a ...
A keyboard meant to replace the QWERTY layout because the QWERTY layout forced people to type with awkward hand and finger motions; however, with the popularity of QWERTY this has failed.
A seeming compromise between Dvorak and QWERTY, Colemak was created for those who shared Dvorak's sensibilities but had a hard time adjusting to it. Colemak somewhat resembles QWERTY but was designed ...
A typing interface where the user may input characters by pressing several buttons at the same time, just like a pianist would play a chord by pressing several keys at the same time.
Another layout for the Latin characters for a typing interface, modeled on the QWERTY but with differences to accommodate different spellings and grammar – in this case for French.