Apple sneaks in some very subtle, yet incredibly useful features in iOS from time to time. One such feature comes bundled with the split keyboard for the
.
If you see the split keyboard, you’ll notice that the inner extremes of both the keyboard parts have some extra space left.
Turns out, this empty space actually houses extra keys according to the standard QWERTY layout, to play well with the typing practices of all users.
These duplicate (more…)

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A hack to iOS 5 conjures up a hidden keyboard autocorrect bar.

(Credit:
Screenshot by Lance Whitney/CNET)

Apple iOS 5 users can now hack into a hidden autocorrect keyboard bar courtesy of a few steps revealed by the folks at 9to5Mac.

With this feature enabled, you type the first few characters a word, and the keyboard displays a bar with a list of suggested words that you can select instead of typing the (more…)

Why don't you slide on over here?

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Concord Keystone)

Once upon a time, cell phones with small screens were supplemented with an invention known as the slider keyboard. This advance made texting much more pleasant for fleet-fingered phone users.

Now that touch screens have taken over the market, virtual keyboards are the norm. It’s not always fun trying to cram your digits onto a digital representation (more…)

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Swype is all about swiping, instead of tapping the letters on the keyboard, with Swype all you need to do is swipe the finger between the letters without lifting it to input words. It is considered a faster and easier data input method on virtual keyboards.
Swype for iOS has been unofficially ported by Andrew Liu. But according to Swype CEO who was interviewed by
, the
available on Cydia doesn’t appear to be a port, but developed by Andrew (more…)

, which is Apple ’s new messaging service for 
, 
, which will allow iOS 5 users to send text, photos, videos, contacts, locations and group messages to their family and friends who have an iOS device.
iMessage includes a number of features to the Messages app, which you can check
, but Apple has also resolved one of the minor irritants.
If you are a heavy SMS user, you might have noticed that the keyboard occupies half the screen with (more…)

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.
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prototype includes a slide-out keyword.
Taiwanese site Apple .pro which has a strong track record when it comes to Apple related news, reports:
Apple .pro claims that the other prototype is an upgraded version of
, with upgraded battery and an 8-megapixel camera compared to iPhone 4’s 5-megapixel camera and with (more…)

If you need to communicate with your colleagues and family in different languages, the iPhone offers a one-tap solution to toggle between the different keyboards. To get started, navigate from the Home Screen to
to add a new language to your active keyboards list. Once done, you simply have to tap on the globe icon beside the space bar on the keyboard to switch to another language.
symbol on your iPhone keyboard? To insert this symbol, you simply (more…)