Text input using keystrokes and gesture information
A text input, gesture technology, applied in the input/output of user/computer interaction, the input/output process of data processing, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of slow use, poor performance, steep learning curve, etc.
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[0011] Many devices receive text input from a user. Relatively large devices, such as desktop or laptop computers, often have full-size mechanical keyboards to receive text input. However, other devices may receive input through other mechanisms. Some of these mechanisms include multi-tap, predictive text, on-screen keyboards, and handwriting recognition.
[0012] For example, a wireless telephone may receive text input through a keypad using multi-tap or predictive text methods. For either of these methods, each key is assigned to represent a plurality of letters or symbols. With multi-tap, the user selects a specific letter or symbol by pressing the key a number of times in rapid succession (for example, if the "2" key on a keypad represents the letters A, B, and C, press the key twice Corresponds to option letter B). For predictive text systems such as T9, a specific sequence of keystrokes is associated with one or more words. If a sequence resolves to a single word, t...
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