Well, the whole thing feels a little weird actually since you don't know when you have brailled an actual character as it were. It's probably something that we're not getting that is fairly simple since coordination and hand strength isn't an issue here. It'd be neat to make it work though, because it could be a lot quicker than the default onscreen keyboard for the times when the bluetooth one isn't handy. It's probably like dictation in that it's some sort of art.
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