8pen is a gesture-based keyboard for Android phones that uses a combination of finger gestures and movements to input text. Instead of using traditional keys, the keyboard consists of eight pie-shaped sections arranged in a circular pattern, with each section representing a set of letters, numbers, and symbols.

To type a letter using the 8pen keyboard, the user starts by placing their finger on the center of the circle and then moves their finger in the direction of the section containing the letter they want to type. Each section is divided into sub-sections, and the user moves their finger to the sub-section containing the desired letter. The user then lifts their finger to input the letter.

For example, to type the letter "A," the user would start by placing their finger in the center of the circle and then move their finger in the direction of the section containing the letter "A." They would then move their finger to the sub-section containing the "A" and lift their finger to input the letter.

The 8pen keyboard also includes gesture shortcuts for common actions such as deleting text, inserting spaces, and selecting words. These gestures involve moving the finger in specific directions or making specific shapes on the keyboard.

The creators of the product claim that its unique design allows for faster and more intuitive text input on touchscreen devices compared to traditional keyboards.
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