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A virtual keyboard allows users to type on a touchscreen without a physical keyboard. It displays a keyboard on the screen that can be touched or tapped to enter text. Users slide their fingers to "type" on the virtual keys shown on the screen of their mobile device or tablet computer instead of using a physical keyboard.
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