The world record for SMS writing has been broken again !?

A video shows someone typing a 26-word text message in 22 seconds, breaking the previous record.

In recent days, the news has hit the world press that a British lady, Melissa Thompson, has typed a 26-word message on a Samsung Galaxy S in just 25,94 seconds, setting your world record.

Melissa used the Swype function on the device, which is similar to the long-known T9 function, the essence of which is to try to guess which word we wanted to type by dragging our finger from letter to letter on the touch panel, thus speeding up typing. However, in the following video, we can see the new record holder who typed the entered text in 22 seconds using only the smooth keyboard of his device:

Incidentally, the text provided is: “the razor-toothed piranhas of the genera Serrasalmus and Pygocentrus are the most ferocious freshwater fish in the world. In reality they seldom attack the human, ”-without quotation marks. It can also be seen from the video that the fingers of the record holder move extremely fast, it is quite certain that 160 characters will prove to be very short at such a speed.

Now let's see how nimble our dear readers are when it comes to texting! The following text was given: "This is a huge achievement and pride for our country, as the professional jury and the audience both put the Hungarian boys on the podium, thanks to which we returned home with two huge cups."

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