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PressureText
2009
Proceedings of the 27th international conference extended abstracts on Human factors in computing systems - CHI EA '09
Pressure sensitive buttons are appealing for reducing repetitive tasks such as text entry on mobile phone keypads, where multiple key presses are currently necessary to record an action. We present PressureText, a text-entry technique for a pressure augmented mobile phone. In a study comparing PressureText to MultiTap, we found that despite limited visual feedfback for pressure input, users overall performed equally well with PressureText as with MultiTap. Expertise was a determining factor for
doi:10.1145/1520340.1520693
dblp:conf/chi/McCallumMIS09
fatcat:kkopprxdazfnnbjowtzceq5owe