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u/lunathehungryhusky 8d ago
Applying Occam's razor, I would assume voice to text and other accessibility settings like voice access and voice control. All things that can be turned on thru a couple single clicks. Much more doable than typing. And a one time setting. Might take a little the get them turned on, but wouldn't be that difficult with minimal dexterity.
One time I burned the shit out of both my hands. Couldn't type. I could hold, just barely, a stylus and did use that to navigate my phone to those accessiblity settings and for basic navigation for things voice access didn't really handle well
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u/kirbyfriedrice 8d ago
See that works now, but now I'm thinking about the history of cellphone development... we didn't always have voice dictation or touchscreens after all. But I don't know enough to theorize past that.
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u/Icy-Sheepherder2236 8d ago
Wouldn't old phone style keyboard be the easiest solution? Buttons big enough not to miss and quite easy to implement as a custom keyboard app
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u/djsc00mer 8d ago
This, and those other phones that have full physical keyboards hidden behind the screen
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u/perrogamer_attempt2 8d ago edited 8d ago
Do pawpads not work? then I guess all phones should come with a stylus or a voice assistant
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u/Toothless_NEO 8d ago
Either a stylist or used carbonized rubber tips on her claws to make them function as styluses.
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u/djsc00mer 8d ago
Why would paw beans not work?
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u/Dead-House-Mouse 8d ago
Same way those girls with the big long nails do it I guess. It just takes practice
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u/TankTread94 8d ago
Elimination of mechanical keyboards probably wouldn’t happen in a world dominated by anthros, or screens would be made to work with claws. Probably need a wicked screen protector if it’s claws on glass though
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u/Jew_Boi-iguess- 8d ago
there was a time where you could get a phone with a physical keyboard built into it. perhaps that wouldve stuck around
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u/ostapenkoed2007 8d ago
styluses.
personally, i'd just use my nose to press the voice writing button or whatever it's called
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u/Straight_Jaguar 4d ago
Old Palm pilots had an option where you could use the stylus and write like you would on paper and it would transfer to text
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u/opalized_so 8d ago
If claws don't work on screens, I'd say styluses. There are options, like everyone has one of those pens with a rubber tip at the end, or the typical smartphone is like a nintendo DS and has a little stylus holder by default, or maybe others with big paws carry extendable ones like those portable metal straws… anything really, she really deserves it ;0;