How Fast Can You Type?

[Channan]

I got a TouchPad during the fire sale with 4.1.2 right now. I barely use it since I have an iPad 3 and a Nexus 7 and I hate typing on the TouchPad. The keyboard layout is awkward and I make a lot of mistakes. I'm not sure if the keyboard has changed since the Nexus 10 has the new unified layout while the TouchPad has the old tablet UI, or if that even matters. I know the TouchPad's keyboard is different than my Nexus 7.

Anyway, just wondering how fast you all have gotten typing on your Nexus 10. One of the main things keeping me from trading my iPad for a 10" Android tablet is that I can type almost as fast on my iPad as I can on my MacBook Pro. I recorded 94 wpm the other day.

Typing On iPad - 3 Years Later - YouTube

Can't figure out how to post just the link to the video without embedding it.

 

[xlDeMoNiClx]

Swiftkey 3 has great prediction ability so I can type alot better with it than the stock keyboard. No idea how fast exactly though.

 

[anon(847090)]

I dont type fast but since the gesture typing was introduced on 4.2 I have gotten a little bit better at typing. OH wait "at swyping"

 

[paintdrinkingpete]

Swiftkey 3 has great prediction ability so I can type alot better with it than the stock keyboard. No idea how fast exactly though.

I dont type fast but since the gesture typing was introduced on 4.2 I have gotten a little bit better at typing. OH wait "at swyping"

I use Swiftkey now that Flow has been incorporated into it -- which is the best of both worlds. Yes, it's a paid app, but worth every penny. Landscape view has the "split" keyboard as well, so it's much easier to type with your thumbs than you may think.

 

[xlDeMoNiClx]

I use Swiftkey now that Flow has been incorporated into it -- which is the best of both worlds. Yes, it's a paid app, but worth every penny. Landscape view has the "split" keyboard as well, so it's much easier to type with your thumbs than you may think.

That's why I use it.