What's your smart-phone hand?

[Alex]

I'm strongly left handed (I can't even use a fork with my right hand) but when it comes to computer peripherals I'm fully ambidextrous, amazing friends and enemies alike with my ability to use a computer mouse from either side of the keyboard.

I've never noticed any particular handedness when using my phone for things other than a phone call but when I am using it for a call the phone is almost always to my left ear (meaning I couldn't write). But my headset for my phone at work is set up for right ear use.

[Kevy Baby]

Mostly right hand and almost exclusively left ear - especially with blue tooth.

Originally Posted by Alex

...but when it comes to computer peripherals I'm fully ambidextrous, amazing friends and enemies alike with my ability to use a computer mouse from either side of the keyboard.

I had a professor in college who could write with both hands. Simultaneously. Different things.

His name was (and presumably still is) Arthur Charles Walter Bethel. On the blackboard, we would write "Arthur Charles" with his left hand and "Walter Bethel" with his right (at the same time). When complete, the two names would line up and were mostly similar in looks (though you could see some differences).

He was a quirky guy, but I liked him.

[Alex]

Originally Posted by Kevy Baby

Mostly right hand and almost exclusively left ear - especially with blue tooth.

I had a professor in college who could write with both hands. Simultaneously. Different things.

His name was (and presumably still is) Arthur Charles Walter Bethel. On the blackboard, we would write "Arthur Charles" with his left hand and "Walter Bethel" with his right (at the same time). When complete, the two names would line up and were mostly similar in looks (though you could see some differences).

He was a quirky guy, but I liked him.

I can never remember if it was Cleveland or Garfield but one of those presidents was able to simultaneously write in Greek with one hand and Latin with the other.