#Typing image with finger pro#

In an AMA story, Meta's CTO, Andrew Bosworth, showed off his skills, typing a whopping 119 words per minute and with 98.9% accuracy on a Quest 2 using a virtual keyboard aligned with a table - well, that's some serious typing speed right there. Take a typing test, practice typing lessons, learn to type faster.

Sure, it had a few glitches initially, but seems like Meta worked its magic and now it runs buttery smooth, especially on the zippy Quest 3.īut here's where it gets interesting: it is said that Meta is diving deep into multi-finger touch typing software. It's like using your smartphone's keyboard but in the virtual realm.

#Typing image with finger pro#

It introduced a swipe keyboard for Quest 2 and Quest Pro users last year. On the flip side, Meta, the genius behind the Quest series of best VR headsets around, has been making strides in the virtual keyboard arena. Yes, imagine all those futuristic features, and yet you'll be typing like it's the early days of mobile texting. Image Description Always try to return your fingers to the base position when you are not typing.

The home row keys on the keyboard are A, S, D, and F on the left and J, K, L, and the semicolon ( ) on the right. These are the keys located on the middle row of the keyboard. But, here's the kicker: when it comes to typing on the Vision Pro's virtual keyboard, you'll have to channel your inner hunt-and-peck master. The home row is the set of keys that are the base position for fingers.