Скачать или смотреть Guinness World Record for Touchscreen Typing - Alexander Graham Bell

While there's no specific challenge for typing on a touchscreen device, Guinness has got a world record listed for "Fastest Typing on a Smartphone," currently held by Grace Pak with a time of 56.57 seconds (http://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/r.... No additional details (such as type of phone, keyboard system used, etc.) are provided, so I assumed that everything was on the table (predictions, autocorrect, etc.) and managed a time of 52.4 seconds using the ASETNIOP method. The message includes a lot of numbers, punctuation marks, and capital letters, so it's considerably tougher than the "Serrasalmus" message that Swype made famous, but I still managed a speed of 73 wpm. Apologies for the poor video quality; once I get my hands on a HD camera I'll film another version.

The full text: The telephone was invented by Alexander Graham Bell (UK), who filed his patent for the telephone on 14 February 1876 at the New York Patent Office, USA. The first intelligible call occurred in March 1876 in Boston, Massachusetts, when Bell phoned his assistant in a nearby room and said 'Come here Watson, I want you.'