Son of President of Georgia 'King Typing' on the iPad

NEW YORK - Typing on the touch screen is often a challenge. But it does not apply to child Georgian President, Mikheil Saakashvili, who recently broke the record typing on Apple's iPad tablet.

Fox reported on Thursday (07.07.2011), Mikheil managed to become the owner of a new Guinness World Record as the fastest typist in the iPad after typing in the entire English alphabet keyboard software with Apple's iconic tablet within 5.26 seconds.

Mikheil time record beat the previous record holder, Charlie Joseph McDonnell (6.31 seconds), in June last year.

Mikheil claimed to have practiced for months before this record. Nevertheless, the record clearly still losing time Mikheil faster than Sudhakar Raju, who holds the record for the fastest typist alphabet using a regular computer keyboard. Raju's scoring record last February with a record time of 3.52 seconds.

Unfortunately, until now no similar official attempts to determine the iPhone's fastest typist, where the letters on the virtual keyboard is very close to each other.

Meanwhile, Apple plans to make improvements to the keyboard iPad on iOS 5, when it released the latest version of the platform end of the year. Apple will add a feature that allows viewing of the keyboard 'separate' when the user holding the phone horizontally (landscape). This feature will allow users to access the keyboard using only their thumbs.