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Again, I concur that it does indeed happen with any two keys that are next to each other. C is next to the Space key, so it happens, and maybe it should.
Now try doing the same thing with the space and Z key, hit them as many times as you want and as fast as you want, and it will almost always type out both. Now do the same with the comma and space, it misses the space like it would for two keys next to each other (by design).
The point I'm trying to get across is it DOES still drop the space after a comma, almost every time at higher speeds. The solution is NOT type slower, the solution is: fix the algorithm.
Edit: I've now tested it on 2 other Palm pre units, and this is the case on both. I've also observed that this "dropping" doesn't occur with the period and the space keys. Press them as fast as you can together, and more often than not it will type both. The period and space keys are beside each other, but it makes sense to allow the space after a period, since it is required in English. This same requirement applies to the comma, so why is this even a debate? There is an issue.
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