Now I will try to make clear TapTap layout. When you want to write on touch-screen with one hand and one finger (thumb) and don't want to concentrate on it (imagine when you are walking the street so you cannot & don't want to concentrate only on your PDA) you need REALLY BIG controls. But when you have big controls you haven't much space for other things like for the program you are writting in. So you want SMALLER keyboard what has BIG controls. And that is exactly what TapTap layout is all about.

TapTap is also adjusted for all people. You can train your thumb and write very fast but when you don't want or cannot write fast there is no problem TapTapSMS won't rush you. On standart GSM phones you must press button once (perfect state), twice or three times (sometimes even more times) to write desired char and it must be in time limit. In TapTapSMS there is no time limit so you can write how fast you want/can. Of course pressing real buttons is really different than pressing "nothing" on touch-screen. But on PDA you haven't real buttons - of course I mean PDAs without hardware phone keyboard (e.g. Asus P525) or big hardware keyboard like on Vario (by the way "Vario keyboard" is not very comfortable because you must use TWO hands and TWO fingers).

I tried to make this program as intuitive as I could but I must mention few details about the controlls. To write SMS you must choose char group and then you can choose desired char to write. If you choose bad char group then tap on small "x" above main write buttons. You can freely move thru text with your cursor-key or with tapping to positions in text.

I hope you will find this usefull!

Update Description:
v0.31:
- Write improvement (if you choose bad char group then tap on small "x" above main write buttons). v0.3a:
- Skin.
- Some improvements.