I use the standard model, and am able to text one-handed, along with
auto-correct and spelling suggestions, I sometimes prefer typing on the
touch-screen than with a bluetooth keyboard. Having reference points for
the 5 on the numbpad, the back/done/next/previous buttons in various
apps like phone and mail, and having direct access to the send, attach
media, and predictions buttons in the mesages app makes everything that
much speedier and efficient. If productivity is what you're after, I'd
strongly recommend you give the speedDots screen protectors a try.
On 2/21/2016 6:05 AM, Donna Goodin wrote:
Hi all,
When I was asked about these, it kind of took me by surprise. I got my first
iPhone the first week that the first accessible model, the 3GS, came out. At
that time of course there was no such thing as a tactile cover, so I learned to
use my phone without one. I'd be curious to hear from those of you who do use
them. Which one do you use? Have you always use a tactile cover? If not, do
you feel like using one improves your speed on the iPhone?
Cheers,
Donna
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