h a l f b a k e r y"My only concern is that it wouldn't work, which I see as a problem."
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You could just use software, but that would be baked.
Why not put a touchscreen phone of any variety in a 3d
printer, skip the polymer, and tap out what you have to say
as a text?
Get a real phone for $9.99 at the grocery, then send 10,000
messages from it before it gets shut down.
Such things
https://www.google....+touchscreen+tester
Mentioned in my anno [notexactly, Jun 08 2018]
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Also, a keyboard wedge is what you use to connect a
barcode scanner to an old computer in between the
keyboard cable and the keyboard port (because USB didn't
exist yet, computers had only one keyboard port each,
and barcode scanners didn't use serial for some reason),
in case anyone was
wondering. |
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Also, the title of the idea originally contained the term
"keyboard wedge", in case anyone was wondering. |
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very baked. [notexactly]'s url says "Tapster is a robot that
automates mobile applications on a smartphone. ...
Simulates a human finger on a capacitive touchscreen
device" |
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Now that the idea itself is out of the way, I'll ask a question
about the title: why does it begin with a tab character? |
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