Touch typing begins with anchoring your fingers on the home row. On a QWERTY layout keyboard, that involves resting your left fingers on A, S, D, and F while your right digits are on J, K, L, and ...

Touch typing: How to improve your technique, according to the expert who trained James Bond's Q. It's all about practice and posture, says Liz Davies of Pitman Training. In association with.

The online tool allows for users to set a duration for each lesson – between 1 and 20 minutes for them to start their journey towards typing mastery.

While 70% of the study's participants had previously taken a touch-typing class, Oulasvirta says anyone who types a lot can evolve their own method. This is how pro gamers mastered the rollover ...

You don't need to touch type to become a faster typist, according to new research. Some of the benefits of touch typing date back to mechanical typewriters. But with modern keyboards, which ...

Touch-typing with thumbs on a mobile phone keyboard is a pretty familiar way to input text, and that is part of what led to BiTipText, a method of allowing bimanual text input using fingertips.

Those who have learned touch typing are usually proud of it. After all, it's an efficient technique and when you're good at it you can type quickly and accurately without even looking at the keyboard.

If you still employ the inefficient hunt-and-peck typing technique and want to break those bad habits, you can apparently build a negative reinforcement keyboard that physically shocks your ...

His win also popularized the QWERTY-style keyboard and touch technique. Cincy’s Typing Challenge included a texting competition, won by a brother and sister.

If you're familiar with touch typing you know that both hands start on the home row and then go from there. Most times this technique works on the iPad but sometimes there's a need to modify.