There’s no doubt that the iPhone / iPod touch are the worlds smallest efficient mobile multimedia devices, but its one drawback echoed around the world is the varying difficulty users have in typing on it. If you have large fingers, you may register a few letters or multiple keypresses in one touch. This can make texting, emailing, and typing URLs frustrating. What’s a discouraged user to do?

Thankfully, there is a solution. The good folks at Ten One Design came up with a stylus unique for the iPhone / iPod Touch glass surface- a felt tipped stylus. Not only can this be used to make you a more efficient typer, but it can double as a drawing tool as well for drawing or sketching applications. Games that require sliding (such as Tetris, or Aurora Feint) can be better fit with the stylus as well, saving the screen from oil and smudges from dirty fingers.

http://www.tenonedesign.com/stylus.php

July 31st, 2008    posted by: Kevin Quillen of Inclind, Inc

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