How To Select Text In IPhone Using Keyboard As Trackpad
This is another iPad Basics tip that seems to come up often in forum and support discussion threads: what to do when the space bar key is missing from the iPad's keyboard in the Safari browser app. Although Apple's Touch ID phones are no longer the latest and greatest thanks to the advent of Face ID , there's still an awful lot of us using them. Just tap the camera button, which appears onscreen in addition to the shutter button as you film. Last weekend, as I was browsing Twitter, I saw a ton of folks tweet in shock as they discovered a hidden iOS feature: the touchpad inside the keyboard.
When you type out words in Apple's stock keyboard, the QuickType bar will suggest some emoji you can use for specific words, but it doesn't work in all apps, such as Notes. The Voice Memos app has received a much-needed revamp in iOS 12. Apart Apple from the redesign, the app has some nifty options too.
It is worth adding that this is not the only hidden feature in iPhones, the iOS 12 also comes with a bunch of features that Apple didn't really highlight at the time of WWDC 2018 or during the iPhone launch. Typing is a lot easier and faster with a real keyboard.
1) Press firmly on the keyboard. Just tap on the cog, followed by "Settings," then tap "Keyboard Settings." Find the "Block offensive words" option and toggle it off. As you know about the feature now, it will probably make it easier to edit or change the text while typing in any app.
Auto suggesting websites: Like Safari on the desktop you can have the iPhone or iPad Safari recommend suggested search results as you type. Some other features of the keyboard also have not changed. Night Shift - the feature that helps cut down on the amount of blue light your iPhone or iPad emits - used to have a toggle prominently on the Control Center screen.
I'm scaling whole app when keyboard shows - it seems be working. The keyboard appears automatically whenever you tap in a place where typing is possible: in an outgoing email or text message, in the Notes program, in the address bar of the web browser, and so on.