Typing speed on mobile devices is catching up to that of physical keyboards, a study of more than 37,000 users shows.

The research team collected a dataset from over 37,000 volunteers in an online typing test, with the help of the typing speed test service TypingMaster.com. With the consent of the participants ...

It looks like people are getting pretty good at typing on their phones. A new study claims that typing speeds are now nearly as fast on phones as on traditional computer keyboards. The researchers ...

New research by Aalto University, University of Cambridge and ETH Zürich studied the typing skills of 37,000 participants across 160 countries, to see the speed differences between smartphone ...

Researchers analyzed the typing speed of tens of thousands of users on both phones and computers. Their main finding is that typing speeds on smartphones are now catching up with physical keyboards.

The largest experiment of its kind was carried out by researchers from Aalto University, University of Cambridge, and ETH Zürich, with the aid of typing speed test service TypingMaster.com. It ...

Peters, Jr. was an accomplished typist in his own right, winning several awards for both speed and accuracy. Together the pair honed and taught the Cortez Peters typing methodology in their schools ...

Honestly, the most extraordinary thing about this 16-year-old breaking the record for typing by hitting over 300 words per minute is that he’s ever heard of a keyboard. Shouldn’t he be tapping ...

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