As iPhones have Watch Batman Begins Onlinegotten bigger, typing with one hand has become nearly an impossible task, especially if you've got a Plus-sized iPhone.
Earlier this year, Google and Microsoft both released their own iPhone keyboards to make it easier to type with one hand. Google's Gboard smushed the keyboard to one side and Microsoft's Word Flow curved the keyboard into an arc for better reachability.
SEE ALSO: Your iPhone's fingerprint sensor might soon unlock your carApple has apparently had its own one-handed keyboard, but has never activated it, according to developer Steve Troughton-Smith, who discovered it using Apple's iOS Simulator tool.
Today's fun hack (been there since at least iOS 8); the iOS keyboard has an unused left/right one-handed mode. Activated by edge-swipe pic.twitter.com/zIk7x7CVmu
— Steve T-S (@stroughtonsmith) October 19, 2016
Troughton-Smith says the secret, unused one-handed keyboard has been hidden since iOS 8.
As you can tell from the screenshots he tweeted, the special keyboard resembles many other one-handed keyboards: Smushing the keyboard to either the left or right side and filing in the extra space with useful shortcuts buttons for things like cut and paste. You can see the keyboard in action below:
Video or it didn't happen: (very hard to engage in the Simulator with a mouse cursor) pic.twitter.com/vw2wpCgiLJ
— Steve T-S (@stroughtonsmith) October 19, 2016
As mentioned earlier, Apple hasn't activated the keyboard, which means you won't be able to use it. But there's a workaround to enable the keyboard if you've got a jailbroken iPhone.
Topics iOS iPhone
Chess in Kiev
‘Owl House’ is a perfect pick for a Halloween binge
All of your favorite black luminaries assembled for one powerful post
Microsoft moves to make device fixes (and our lives) easier
Fresh Hell
Uber CEO slams MIT after study on ride
This good corgi was fat
'Far Cry 6' and the impossibility of 'fun' politics in video games
Of Damages and Dog Whistles
Watch a hotel rip Trump's name off its sign
The Book of No Despair
Bumble bans guns from profile photos in wake of Parkland shooting
'Get Out' star Daniel Kaluuya wore Fenty Beauty to the Oscars
Watch a hotel rip Trump's name off its sign
Maneka’s Punk Pulpit
'Squid Game' has sparked a dalgona candy craze on TikTok
Timothée Chalamet blesses the internet with a peek at his 'Wonka' look
John Oliver has some very blunt words for his boss AT&T over links to OAN
Epic Systems v. The Work Force
Will Poulter joins 'Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol. 3' as the MCU's Adam Warlock
Fairytale in the SupermarketThe Volunteers of DeathKafka in KurdishA Ceasefire Is Not EnoughFashionable NonsenseDavid Orr: Lost in the Archives, Spring 1974 by David OrrThree StoriesElon Musk: Tesla is testing driverless robotaxis in Austin ahead of scheduleThree StoriesPut Up This Wall! by David ZaxGrist of EmpireKafka in KurdishStaff Picks: A Bouquet to Sybille Bedford; Martin Amis in Brooklyn by The Paris ReviewGuilt by AssociationA Ceasefire Is Not EnoughDavid Orr: Lost in the Archives, Spring 1974 by David OrrWestern Reading; Should I Write a Memoir? by Lorin SteinScience Will Not Save UsZeniMax workers win a tentative union agreementScience Will Not Save Us The Strange History of Internment Camp Print Shops Portraits and Perennials: Art by Robert Kushner Paula Fox, 1923–2017 This February 14, Send Vinegar Valentines to Everyone You Hate Reading Playboy in Vietnam (For the Articles, of Course) Finding Escape in Eve Babitz’s Hollywood Three Essays Celebrating Paula Fox (1923–2017) Headwinds and Tailwinds: Why We Underestimate the Role of Luck How Sidney Sokhona’s Films Changed African Cinema Paula Fox, in Plain Sight by Tom Bissell Our Gilded Coonskin: Embracing Vulgar Art to Fight Trumpism Hothouse: On Louise Bourgeois’s Holograms at Cheim and Read The Puppets Are Doing Just Fine, Thanks for Asking Bartolomeo Scappi Was the Renaissance’s Most Innovative Chef Why a Renowned Sculptor Voluntarily Entered an Internment Camp Our House: Violence and Gentrification in ‘Pacific Heights’ Wandering the Westminster Dog Show Talking About Shakespeare and Company on a Stroll through Paris’s Left Bank Sour, Sweet, Bitter Spicy: An Installation at MOCA Readability vs. Difficulty (That Classic Debate)
2.3521s , 10106.453125 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【Watch Batman Begins Online】,Information Information Network