【實用工具app】Binary Keyboard|最夯免費app-綠色工廠好玩App

Let's start with the most important question: WHY??The motivation behind Binary Keyboard is to develop a keyboard for touch screens that does not require the user to look for the keys he/she wants to tap. With Binary Keyboard, fingers don't need to move around the screen, they just have to be lowered or raised to either touch the surface or not. Once used to this new way of entering text, it will hopefully speed up the typing process.In its main mode (landscape), Binary Keyboard provides six main buttons, one for each ring, middle and index finger. To enter a character, you have to use a combination of these six buttons/fingers. Each button comprises 5 characters based (mostly) on the classic keyboard layout. While the first character can be entered by tapping the respective button alone, the remaining characters require additional buttons to be pressed at the same time. Which one/-s is indicated by a/the number/-s at the foot of each character. (1 pointing to the left-, 6 to the rightmost button.)The 4th row of the button label points to an additional function: tapping the first two and the last two buttons concurrently will enter a "space", while a combination of the second, third, fifth & sixth will remove the last character and a combination of the first, second, forth & fifth equates "enter".The main buttons also provide a second set of characters with additional letters and punctuation, which can be accessed through a double-tap on the button. The main six are framed by two toggle buttons right where the pinkies will be. Their function is comparable to the shift key of the standard keyboard: A single tap on the left toggle will activate the upper case mode for the next character while double tapping keeps it toggled until tapped again. The right toggle does the same for the numbers and punctuation mode.In portrait orientation, Binary Keyboard adds 4 additional buttons in between the six main ones. When tapped, one of these buttons also selects the main buttons to its left and right, thus enabling all character combinations with only two fingers i.e. (probably) your thumbs.