Posted by Monsolo in Mobile, Tech News | 13 Comments
Are Pinoys the fastest texters?
Apparently no…
From CNN, Ben Cook, an 18-year old from Utah, ” returned to the top of the cell phone text-messaging heap Friday at a Denver text-off, blazing through a 160-character standardized message in 42.22 seconds.”
The message was “”The razor-toothed piranhas of the genera Serrasalmus and Pygocentrus are the most ferocious freshwater fish in the world. In reality they seldom attack a human.”
Cook in 2004 snagged the world record by texting the official phrase in 57.75 seconds, a record that soon fell. Before Cook’s feat Friday, the record was held by a 23-year-old woman from Singapore at 43.24 seconds, which was set on June 27, 2004.
Pinoys probably would have won, but I think they texted this:
D razr 2ted piranas f d genera Serasalmus n Pigocentrus r d most ferocus freswatr fsh n d wrld. N reali3 dey sldm atak a u man
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I would’ve texted “Dude, check out my cool fish.”
magprapraktis ako.
I wonder who Ben Cook’s textmate in USA is.
I would just use a Treo to text :p
Is that with the use of dictionary? or manual texting?
i saw something like this in mtv, and they text really slow. lol
waw… hehehe pinoy talga..!!
txtspk sux.
“D razr 2ted piranas f d genera Serasalmus n Pigocentrus r d most ferocus freswatr fsh n d wrld. N reali3 dey sldm atak a u man”
lol, pinoy txtspeech!! haha… :p
“RAWR”
wat? ndi 22o un, mgling mg txt ang pnoys
Mga tamad talaga magpi-pindot
did that pinoy contestant aware that he need to text it in right spelling?shameful..u should have mechanics and rules..he is intelligent enough to follow…
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