My Touch Keys

March 25th, 2008 | Category: Gadget News

Do you find it rather hard to type with the iPhone’s onscreen keyboard the first duration you use it? Well, just like bicycles and their training wheels, we have the My Touch Keys iPhone screen protector that features cut-out QWERTY holes that claim to improve tactile feedback while letting your fingers get used to the

relevant on-screen key positions. Good thing is was designed not to get in the way of gesture control, or that $7.99 (for a pair) screen protector won’t even ring up the cash register once.

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