[maemo-users] Survey: what characters matter in a mobile keyboard?
From: Peter Flynn peter.flynn at mars.ucc.ieDate: Fri Dec 4 01:54:42 EET 2009
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dneary at maemo.org wrote: > The question is about keyboards in mobile devices. What characters to > put, what characters to sacrifice? You know it's a hot topic and > maybe yourself have thought sometimes: why do they put X which I > don't used, while Y is missing? In effect, this is also equivalent to "for what tasks would I need to dig out the BT keyboard?" I am assuming that by "POUND sign" you mean the hash key (#) or octothorpe, not the pound-sterling sign (£), which I imagine is largely unused outside the UK, its former dependencies, a few countries using it for a libra-descendent, and a historical context nowadays. ///Peter
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