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August 19, 2013 10:14 pm GMT
University of Toronto-founded interaction design startup Whirlscape has made its beta available to the general public today, after a closed trial period following its successful Indiegogo funding campaign. Whirlscape's first product is the MInuum Keyboard, a software input method that compresses a full QWERTY down to one line, opening up screen space while building in lots of text prediction to make it easy to type without thinking too much.
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Toronto's Minuum Makes Its Beta Public, Android Users Can Try A New Kind Of Keyboard For $3.99 Now
University of Toronto-founded interaction design startup Whirlscape has made its beta available to the general public today, after a closed trial period following its successful Indiegogo funding campaign. Whirlscape's first product is the MInuum Keyboard, a software input method that compresses a full QWERTY down to one line, opening up screen space while building in lots of text prediction to make it easy to type without thinking too much.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/aNODcVvHhrI/
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