Dasur SlideIT Keyboard is an interesting application. As the name suggests SlideIT keyboard replaces the traditional Nokia keyboard and allows you type text by sliding your stylus all across the keyboard. The Dasur keyboard can be used in two modes i.e the ABC mode which is the normal Nokia like mode and the SlideIT mode which is sliding across the keyboard. It also has a Graffiti mode which suppo...

Found under: Symbian, S60 5th, Freeware, Games, Skate, Tony Hawk, Here is one new addition to our games collection for Symbian phones. Tony Hawk Vert uses a cartoony graffiti-influenced visual style. What hasnt changed is that you still spend your time grinding flipping and falling over all sorts of ramps and rails.A more casual approach seems a good fit for the Tony Hawk series. Its slipped up in...

SeeClickFix is geodynamic application that is part of a movement to bring citizens closer with their local governments. The premise of the app is simple - when you come across a non-emergency issue in your community (ie. pothole, graffiti, broken street light) just open the app, describe the problem and upload a picture if you wish. This issue will then make its way to the powers to be in your loc...

Potholes that need filling, barking dogs that need quieting, and graffiti that needs removing are now an iPhone tap away in dozens of cities and counties with today's launch of the GORequest for the iPhone app from Government Outreach.......Continue Reading | | | | | | | |

MZSpray for the G1 Google Phone is an application that allows you to shake your android phone and spray like you are a graffiti artist. Shake it up and down to "charge" the spray, and then rotate it to spray the paint

The same day when Apple unveiled its “revolutionary” iPad tablet, Government Outreach announced a new iPhone application that should help citizens in dozens of US cities and counties report various issues to their City Hall (issues like “potholes that need filling, barking dogs that need quieting, and graffiti that needs removing”). The new iPhone app is

Previously we have written about how to type 40WPM on your iPhone and also tried a Swype vs iPhone speed test. But how does the iPhones keyboard compare to other devices, such as a pen and paper, keyboard, Apple Newton, Palm Graffiti and Treo? Phil Gyford performed an interesting test putting all of these writing methods to the test. Surprisingly enough, from Phils results the ... iPhone Typing Sp...

As people have gotten used to the virtual keyboard on the iPhone, most of the complaints about it's general quirkiness compared to physical keyboards have died down. It's efficiency is still an issue, though, and person has decided to put it to the test once again. This time they're seeing how it stacks up to a full-size laptop keyboard, the Newton MessagePad, Palm Graffiti, Treo�...

Phil Gyford decided to take an old fashioned pen and paper, a MacBook laptop computer, an Apple Newton MessagePad 2100 with handwriting recognition, a Palm Vx with Graffiti input, a Palm 650 with a physical keyboard, and an Apple iPhone 3G with virtual multitouch keyboard and see how long it took him to enter a ...

Written by Dan Nosowitz The contestants: MacBook (unibody), pen and paper, iPhone (portrait), Apple Newton, Palm Treo 650 (hardware QWERTY), and Palm VX (Graffiti handwriting recognition software). There are some details that are a little troubling, of course; with handheld keyboards, speed greatly depe... Original story at Gizmodo . View our complete collection of news and blogs, plus related vid...