Predictive text for PCs?

Post author By Gary
Post date September 14, 2005

A scots tech firm reckons it can cut your typing keystrokes by 80%. The technology is essentially a grown-up version of the predictive text you find in mobile phones. Interesting, particularly in terms of fighting RSI..

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