Tom’s Tuesday Tech Tip: iPhone Users’ Biggest Problem Solved for Legal Nurse Consultants
Be honest you Certified Legal Nurse Consultant iPhone® users, it’s hard to be cool when you’re suffering from “fat finger syndrome” isn’t it? You know, having trouble typing on that slick touchscreen that makes all of us lesser CLNC® Crackberry users envious. Remember how we laughed at you on the ski slopes while we poked away at our tactile keyboards with the eraser of an upside down pencil while your gloveless fingers stuck frozen to your screen?
Now, there’s a way you can type on your iPhone any time, even while wearing mittens. Ten One Design has come up with the PogoTM stylus, a simple, easy to use stylus that actually works on an iPhone. It’s $14.95, well worth the money and will give you the edge on your other iPhone-enabled friends (and you’ll maintain your cool).
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Tom,
Thanks for the tip. A stylus is the first thing I tried with my iPhone as I was a PDA user….no luck. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve tapped a “1” instead of a “2” due to limited space between my phone case and the left side of the keyboard…not good for accounting purposes.
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Keep on Techin’,
Tom,
Thanks for the tip. A stylus is the first thing I tried with my iPhone as I was a PDA user….no luck. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve tapped a “1” instead of a “2” due to limited space between my phone case and the left side of the keyboard…not good for accounting purposes.