Macworld 2010: Hands-on with the 4iThumbs keyboard for iPhone

But you weren't there, were you? I was. It does. All our chronometers were in Canada, however (jk).

Seriously, we'll get a test unit sent and videotape it and post it so you can eat those yummy words.

By the way, you owe Brett an apology for the following:
"I'd also like to call out the reviewer for just plain lying. "

He's not. There's no need to start making wild accusations that border on libel.

Quite possibly the stupidest idea I've ever seen.

Love the entrepreneurs but this is kinda unnecessary. I type maybe 10% of the time I'm using my iPhone. Why do I want this hunk of plastic stuck on there for 90% of the time I don't need it at all? And if you're really a power SMS person you should be using a laptop or a Blackberry.

Have you tried Shapewriter? Greatly improves typing speed and is free!

hmmm. what about the parts of the keyboard that change? like the ",com" button?

Wow. This is like buying a Blackberry to glue onto your beautiful, much-more-functional phone. Morons.

Tried it and didn't really see that it improved anything. Moreover, it requires you to stick things all of the front and back of the phone: goodbye iPhone cases and chargers.

They forgot about us people with white Iphones, I would not stick those two black pieces on the beautiful back of my iphone. they should have give a white otption.

I assume you have to put the thing on every time you type and take it off when you are not. Doesn't make sense.

The magical thing about the iPhone is it's predictive type - the hit area on keys will grow larger on keys it thinks are the next to type, so they'll be harder to miss. This can't happen on a physical keyboard or an overlay.