The interweb is all a buzz today because someone is giving software away. In this case it’s Ilium’s Inscribe program for UMPCs and UMPC-like devices. I have not used it myself, but it is allegedly a great text-entry alternative. Here’s what ZDNet had to say:

“You can use InScribe as a standard tappable QWERTY keyboard or you can use it like it is designed to be used with sliding your stylus across the keyboard and when you change direction the character you turned on appears so text entry can be made very fast and fluid. You can maximize the keyboard for the UMPC screen, change the transparency, and even create a custom keyboard layout.”

More here.

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