As many have stated, many alternatives exist for typing long messages on the
iPhone. I personally prefer the Fleksy app. I was horrible with it at first
but like everything else, practice does make perfect. And they've improved
some problems I didn't like about it with their latest version. Fleksy
presents a keyboard with oversized letters on the bottom third of the
screen. It is laid out like a regular keyboard but with only the letters.
You type near where you believe the letter you want to be and Fleksy sounds
an audible click as each letter is selected. It then does an amazing job at
selecting the word it thinks you were typing. If it's wrong, you can swipe
up and down with a single finger to choose from other alternatives. It
really is quite amazing and gets better the more you use it.

 

Good luck.

 

Alan Lemly

 

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From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
Of Alan Paganelli
Sent: Friday, May 17, 2013 11:12 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: How do you'll type very long messages on your Iphone?

 

Hi Bhavesh,

 

I have an iPhone 4 and sometimes use it to do my email.  I was writing short
replies when I was typing my replies on the virtual on screen keyboard. That
works fine most of the time but there are times when a line or two just
doesn't cut it.  You either send that person a message saying I've made a
note of this and will reply in greater detail when I get to a computer.
Better then nothing but doesn't really resolve the problem.  I bought myself
an Amazon Basics Bluetooth keyboard on sail for 26 bucks from Amazon when
the regular price was 45 dollars.  I'm not interested in all the keyboard
commands to strictly use the keyboard to control my iPhone.  So, when I hit
the reply button on my iPhone that brings up the on screen keyboard.  That's
when I switch my hands from the iPhone to the Amazon Basics Bluetooth
wireless keyboard.  As I start typing, it appears on the screen of my
iPhone.  Misspelled words are corrected in the usual way.  When I'm finished
typing I put my hands back on my iPhone and send the message.  Given this
description and method of use, the only thing you need to know about the
keyboard is where the power button is and the recessed paring button oh and
where the battery compartment is.

 

The keyboard is roughly 10 inches long, 5 inches from top to bottom and
maybe a half inch thick at it's widest.  It runs off of 2 double (A)
batteries.  This keyboard does not fold so you can slip it in a backpack
etc.  I did buy the cover for another 20 bucks and it's a pretty nice little
case.  It's soft black canvice on the outside with fleece inside.  The
keyboard is a bit tight to fit in the case when you first get it but that
eases up after some use.  If your going to carry it around with you, I'd
strongly recommend getting the case.  If your going to use it mostly at home
then save the 20 bucks and order a pizza with it.

 

HTH

 

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From: BHAVESH <mailto:charmingbhav...@gmail.com>  

To: viphone <mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com>  ; Dedicated AccessIndia list
for <mailto:mobile.accessin...@accessindia.org.in>  discussing accessibility
of mobile devices like phones and Tabs set up on November 15 2012. 

Sent: Friday, May 17, 2013 4:57 AM

Subject: How do you'll type very long messages on your Iphone?

 

Hi all,

I am thinking to purchase an Iphone 4g. However, i am wondering how do
you'll type such big messages on the Iphone? If you write big mails,
how do you review them before sending?
Sorry for such fullish questions. Just qurious.
Thanks,
Bhavesh.

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with best regards,
Bhavesh.
Message composed on Dell vostro1440, using jaws for windows screen reader.

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