The mobile way to type:
An invisible keyboard for smartphones and tablets

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The Future: Smartphones

on Sunday, 22 April 2012.

The latest research from Nielsen shows that 46% of all US mobile consumers had smartphones in the final quarter of 2011, with 60% of purchasers in that period choosing a smartphone.

Most smartphone users are choosing Android-based devices, although the launch of the Apple iPhone 4S boosted iOS sales towards the end of the period.

44.5% of buyers in December chose an iPhone, compared to 25.1% in October. However, a significant number of purchasers aren’t choosing the latest device: 57% of new iPhone owners surveyed in December said they chose an iPhone 4S.

Overall for the three-month period from October to December 2011, 46.3% of smartphone owners said they had an Android mobile phone while 30% had Apple iOS and 14.9% had BlackBerry devices. 4.6% were using Windows Mobile.

Get Control!

on Sunday, 22 April 2012.

It’s time to take back your phone from the “cumbersome Qwerty” keyboard. You know the keyboard you wish you didn’t have on your phone or tablet. Now Snapkeys 2i technology is making your mobile phone and tablet fun to type on and easy to use. It’s 4 key interface is a revolutionary solution to an interface issue that has sales by mobile devices far below standard computers.

Signup for more info and download the “World Record” App to try your “hand” at Getting Control of your mobile device. This is only the beginning, Snapkeys is set to release the complete interface shortly.

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Change the World

on Sunday, 22 April 2012.

Snapkeys wants to help you and your class be ahead of the curb. We all know that the traditional “Qwerty Keyboard” is going to be out use, but what’s next?

Snapkeys knows it will be their revolutionary 2i 4 key invisible keyboard. Recognizing that young people are the key to our future, Snapkeys is prepared to sponsor your school with its own “education initiative” to teach your students how to use and master the Snapkeys unique typing system.

Snapkeys: So Long Qwerty

on Sunday, 22 April 2012.

The Qwerty keyboard has been around for quite a while and like all things old, its time has passed. Snapkeys has developed a revolutionary invisible interface for smart phones and tablets that makes it easy to type on mobile devices. Snapkeys used 12 years of research and development to refine it’s 2i technology.

With just 4 invisible keys, SnapKeys provides a far more comfortable and intuitive typing experience enabling significantly faster typing speeds than the traditional keyboard while bringing, for the first time, the possibility of typing long-content document like blogs, work-related reports and school assignments, on touch-screen devices.

Writing long copy on tiny smartphone keys—unlikely

on Saturday, 14 May 2011. Posted in English

In a Daily Herald review of new smartphones, the reporter said: "My fingers felt cramped on the tiny keyboard so I didn't feel like sending long texts." This is true of all smartphones. And even tablets. But it doesn’t have to be the case.

SnapKeys invisible keyboard lets you type by shape with just four invisible keys. No more struggling with a tiny keyboard or QWERTY keyboard hogging your screen.

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    FOX 10tv
    "SnapKeys... it's different than the standard keyboard we are accustomed to seeing."
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    All things D
    "Snapkey’ research and development has been serendipitously well-timed."
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    Android SPIN
    "Snapkeys brings invisible keyboard to Android, looking to break world speed records."
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    ZD Net
    "The principe is based on simple shapes that even small children learn."
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    Tom's Hardware
    "Snapkeys, invisible touch-screen keyboard: eureka!"
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    LAPTOP Magazine
    "In our experience, the app was pretty accurate when we tapped out our own words."
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    Cnet
    "Imagine typing a comment... on your iPad without have to... cover the video with a typepad."
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