iTwinge is the World’s First iPhone Keyboard

It’s cute, but why lose 1/3 of your screen for something that you have to take off and put on when you functionally wish to use your phone. OUCH!

Get THE THUMB from the App Store and learn how to type. I get 35-40 wpm typing on the touch keyboard on the phone with just two thumbs. Why spend $29 when you can spend $2 and learn to type quickly without the accessory.

Nuff said.

“Wallah”?

Thanks for introducing me to the word “wallah” — though you mistook it for voilà.

> wallah

Hilarious.

The iPhone is already so easy to type on, I can’t see this catching on. You only think this is needed if you haven’t actually used an iPhone for a day or two.

> wallah

Hilarious.

The iPhone is already so easy to type on, I can’t see this catching on. You only think this is needed if you haven’t actually used an iPhone for a day or two.

Looks like a terrible accessory.

Looks horrible. But I’d kill for the ability to use a regular Apple bluetooth keyboard with an iPhone. It would be a great laptop-killer.

Sweet! Now I can text and drive again. I’ve missed feature ever since I bought my first iPhone.

It’s “Viola” not “wallah”.

Actually, it’s “voila” instead of “wallah”.

Actually, it’s “voila” instead of “wallah”.

You’re thinking of Walla, as in Chris Walla of Death Cab for Cutie.

Also, the software keyboard on the iPhone is pretty well designed. It just happens to have a steep (but short) learning curve.

But I guess it’s better to drop decent money on a clunky piece of plastic that makes it *harder* to see what key you’re pressing.

How about an international version that dynamically moves, adds and removes buttons when you press the globe?

How about an international version that dynamically moves, adds and removes buttons when you press the globe?

I feel sorry for the guys touting this utterly useless product.
1. Target audience: close to zero. 99% of iPhone owners would NEVER want to go back to a physical keyboard.
2. Product design: permanently covering half the screen = moronic.

Having countless blogs publishing what-the-heck-were-they-thinking articles about your product… priceless.

Heh, one way to think about improving the keyboard is allowing a “key” can access content..??

I just saw a new iphone AP , “Lightning Remarks”, it speeds up keyboard use by 5-10X. Its cool, it has 1000′s of pre stored remarks that , when replying to emails/texts (or creating new ones) you select categories and sub categories and you have available list of neat replies or messages. In 2-3 keystrokes you get 2-3 sentences remarks.Beauty is, it paste right back in emails. This is a cool idea for iphone users who want to speed up the keyboard use.

You can also add your own categories and remarks, this is limitless!

Heh, one way to think about improving the keyboard is allowing a “key” can access content..??

I just saw a new iphone AP , “Lightning Remarks”, it speeds up keyboard use by 5-10X. Its cool, it has 1000′s of pre stored remarks that , when replying to emails/texts (or creating new ones) you select categories and sub categories and you have available list of neat replies or messages. In 2-3 keystrokes you get 2-3 sentences remarks.Beauty is, it paste right back in emails. This is a cool idea for iphone users who want to speed up the keyboard use.

You can also add your own categories and remarks, this is limitless!

Wow, I like the idea! I have to admit I didn`t know about this iTwinge keybord before. Well, besides I don`t really think I personally neef this thing for myself, `cause I don`t have troubles with touchscreen keybord with my slim fingers, but anyway the idea is great, it`s a good solution for those who do have such problems.