How To Customize The Keyboard On An IOS Device
Each iPad, iPod and iPad allows you to customize the way the keyboard works. If you find yourself typing a specific international TLD often, you can add it to that pop-up by enabling the appropriate international keyboard. It's hard to believe it has been almost 10 years that the iPhone revolutionized the digital touch screen experience, and an on-screen keyboard was placed inside iOS as the main input method.
There are small things you can do using the keyboard that will end up saving you a lot of time, taps and frustration. Speaking of haptic feedback on the iPhone 7 Home button, it's also possible to customise the vibration via the iPhone's settings. First of all navigate to Settings > General > Accessibility and toggle the option 'Speak Selection'.
If you hold down the space bar it will allow you to move the cursor in whichever direction you move your thumb, letting you add or remove letters without having to tap where you want to edit. If you want to move the keyboard to a different position, tap and hold the lower right button again and simultaneously slide that same finger up or down.
There's no doubt Apple will improve upon the Smart Keyboard over time. Apple introduced a modern version of AutoCorrect to the masses with the original iPhone. Go to Settings > Battery and scroll down to see detailed battery usage data with nice graphs that help you understand which apps have used the most battery.
As a pocket computer, the iPhone faces a fundamental limitation: It has no real keyboard or mouse. Go to Settings > App & Website Passwords then log in using your Touch ID scanner. The Google Keyboard actually has a full number pad layout too, and unlike some keyboards, it's available in any app.
Switch to Low Power Mode by tapping Settings > Battery > Low Power Mode. Accessing emoji from Apple the Smart Keyboard can be done by just tapping on the Globe Key in the bottom left of the keyboard. If you do a lot of typing, you might wish to connect a keyboard to your iOS device to sustain long typing sessions.