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Smartphones and touchscreens are taking over!
Consumers, wireless operators, and device manufacturers have overwhelmingly voted for touchscreens
and smartphones vs. conventional 9-key "feature" phones
Smartphones have reached 21M units/quarter in the U.S.(1) and 77M(2) units/quarter worldwide,
19% of all phone shipments worldwide(3)
Smartphones are growing at about 78% vs. prior year(2); by 2013, smartphones are expected to be
48% of all North American shipments and 60% of all Western European Shipments(4)
In the U.S., operators report that smartphones and mid-priced phones with a touchscreen and/or physical
QWERTY keyboard have already reached about 75% of all new phone shipments.

Input is still difficult!
Despite 3-4.3" screens on Smartphones and 7-10" media tablets, entering text on touchscreens and
most mobile phone keyboards is still challenging.
ο It is still slow and inaccurate for most consumers, particularly compared to a PC keyboard.
Physical keyboards double the thickness of the device or require unpleasant compromises on screen
   sizes for candy bar style devices.
       ο Despite adding to the size, weight and cost of mobile device, most physical keyboards don't produce
          better input speed and accuracy then a touchscreen keyboard.
While voice input has advanced, device based voice interpretation still isn't very reliable even in quiet
   environments like an office.
       ο Server-based voice input takes too long and still has many challenges with accuracy, especially in
          noisy environments like outdoors, in a restaurant or in a car.

The world needs a better input method.
Voice minutes have flattened out while data has surged on mobile devices in most developed countries.
Data – mostly e-mail, SMS and Web search – requires text input.
Existing keyboards' assistance features, like word prediction and spellcheck often predict so poorly that
many consumers turn the assistance features off.

What if?
What if device manufacturers and wireless operators could offer a predictive input method that reduced
finger movements by 50% or more?
What if technology could accurately predict multiple words, sentence fragments and phrases, not just
a single word – with just a touchscreen gesture?
What if even single-word predictions were a lot more accurate?