Touch typing for the iPad with the TouchFire screen-top keyboard

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For touch-typists like myself, tablets such as the iPad present a bit of a problem. I still need a little more tactile feedback to my fingertips than the virtual keyboard can offer, if I'm going to speed through my messages without making errors. When veteran computer designer Steve Isaac was left similarly wanting, he decided to get creative. Along with Seattle product designer and mechanical engineer Brad Melmon, Isaac has designed a transparent, flexible faux keyboard that lays on top of the iPad's virtual keyboard to give users the familiar feel of notebook-like raised keys... Continue Reading Touch typing for the iPad with the TouchFire screen-top keyboard

Section: Mobile Technology

Tags: iPad, Keyboard, Tactile

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