Tsvetozar Georgiev
ABSTRACT
The paper presents an investigation of the Bulgarian and English text entry speed and accuracy in mobile devices. For this purpose specialised software was developed and used. A comparison with hand writing and text entry using a personal computer is made. The obtained results are compared with those of similar investigations. The appropriate conclusions are made.
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Digital Library
- Georgiev, T., E. Georgieva, Mobile Application for Determination of Users' Text Entry Speed, Proceedings of International Conference CompSysTech'08, 12--13 June 2008, Gabrovo, Bulgaria, pp. IIIA.2-1--IIIA.2-6. Google ScholarDigital Library
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- Investigation of the text entry speed and accuracy in mobile devices
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