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March 20, 2013

Minuum, a tiny minimalist keyboard for mobile devices

by Laura Domela

Minuum is a keyboard for mobile devices that’s designed to move away from traditional massive keyboards that take up about half the screen on phones and tablets. Instead, Minuum is a thin strip of letters arranged in the QWERTY keyboard order, and it allows users to be faster and sloppier with the help of auto-correct software.
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