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An Australian businessman has agreesappcapitalchangecommoncreateddownloadfifthhelpinsteadkeyboardslimitlooksownreallysymbolsystemstablettypinguseful a new letter of the alphabet. It is a agreesappcapitalchangecommoncreateddownloadfifthhelpinsteadkeyboardslimitlooksownreallysymbolsystemstablettypinguseful for the word "the". It looks like a agreesappcapitalchangecommoncreateddownloadfifthhelpinsteadkeyboardslimitlooksownreallysymbolsystemstablettypinguseful "T" and a small "h" joined together. However, it agreesappcapitalchangecommoncreateddownloadfifthhelpinsteadkeyboardslimitlooksownreallysymbolsystemstablettypinguseful like a letter from the Serbian language. The man, Paul Mathis, believes people will like his idea. People can now agreesappcapitalchangecommoncreateddownloadfifthhelpinsteadkeyboardslimitlooksownreallysymbolsystemstablettypinguseful from iTunes. Mr Mathis hopes mobile phone, agreesappcapitalchangecommoncreateddownloadfifthhelpinsteadkeyboardslimitlooksownreallysymbolsystemstablettypinguseful and computer makers will put the letter on their agreesappcapitalchangecommoncreateddownloadfifthhelpinsteadkeyboardslimitlooksownreallysymbolsystemstablettypinguseful. He spent $35,000 on his agreesappcapitalchangecommoncreateddownloadfifthhelpinsteadkeyboardslimitlooksownreallysymbolsystemstablettypinguseful, but Apple isn't so interested. He said: "Is this going to agreesappcapitalchangecommoncreateddownloadfifthhelpinsteadkeyboardslimitlooksownreallysymbolsystemstablettypinguseful the world? Not agreesappcapitalchangecommoncreateddownloadfifthhelpinsteadkeyboardslimitlooksownreallysymbolsystemstablettypinguseful. But is it something that might be useful for people? I think so."

Mr Mathis thinks the new letter is agreesappcapitalchangecommoncreateddownloadfifthhelpinsteadkeyboardslimitlooksownreallysymbolsystemstablettypinguseful because it replaces the most agreesappcapitalchangecommoncreateddownloadfifthhelpinsteadkeyboardslimitlooksownreallysymbolsystemstablettypinguseful English word – "the". He said people will save time agreesappcapitalchangecommoncreateddownloadfifthhelpinsteadkeyboardslimitlooksownreallysymbolsystemstablettypinguseful because they only need one key agreesappcapitalchangecommoncreateddownloadfifthhelpinsteadkeyboardslimitlooksownreallysymbolsystemstablettypinguseful of the three needed for the word "the". He said other words have their agreesappcapitalchangecommoncreateddownloadfifthhelpinsteadkeyboardslimitlooksownreallysymbolsystemstablettypinguseful letter. He showed that the word "and" (the agreesappcapitalchangecommoncreateddownloadfifthhelpinsteadkeyboardslimitlooksownreallysymbolsystemstablettypinguseful most common word) has its own symbol - the ampersand (&). Mathis thinks his new letter will agreesappcapitalchangecommoncreateddownloadfifthhelpinsteadkeyboardslimitlooksownreallysymbolsystemstablettypinguseful with Twitter or texting, where there is a agreesappcapitalchangecommoncreateddownloadfifthhelpinsteadkeyboardslimitlooksownreallysymbolsystemstablettypinguseful on characters. Not everyone agreesappcapitalchangecommoncreateddownloadfifthhelpinsteadkeyboardslimitlooksownreallysymbolsystemstablettypinguseful with Mathis. Computer experts don't think companies will change their keyboards or operating agreesappcapitalchangecommoncreateddownloadfifthhelpinsteadkeyboardslimitlooksownreallysymbolsystemstablettypinguseful.