The Death of the Keyboard in the Online Order

Since the dawn of e-commerce, people have used physical or virtual keyboards to place orders on desktops, laptops, tablets and phones. Typing on a keyboard is a really clunky, inaccurate and inefficient way to enter data into a computer, especially in the age of the smartphone. I can’t consistently line up my old fingers with the tiny keys on my iPhone and so I rely on something called “autocorrect,” which is the most dishonest characterization of a product or service since Lucky Strikes claimed its cigarettes offered “throat protection” way back in 1930. 

Think about the illogic of putting a…