Keyboard Overlaps The Text Input When The Input Is Placed Inside An Ion
If you've installed iOS 11 on your iPad, then you've probably come face-to-face with the operating system's new keyboard feature, Key Flicks. To produce an accented character (like é, ë, è, ê, and so on), keep your finger pressed on that key for 1 second. Pressing the Space key will accept the auto-correction, but tapping the "x" or continuing to type will dismiss it. Speaking of the App Drawer toolbar, you don't have to see that every time you open Messages.
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'.
You'll now see slideshow style options like Dreamy, Sentimental, Gentle, Chill and Happy, among others. Auto suggesting apps: Likewise as you type in popular app names into the Safari search URL box, Apple will try and match that with apps you either have or might want.
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.
You can quickly access the home screen by pinching with four or five fingers, bring up the app switcher by swiping up with those fingers or switch between apps by swiping left or right. Check your battery via the Battery widget: Within the widgets inToday view, there's a card that lets you see the battery life remaining in your iPhone, Apple Watch and W1 chip-equipped headphones.
Usually, to fix a typo, you have to tap the screen where you want to make an edit, or press and hold until the circular magnifier tool pops up. However, more often IOS than not, you end up selecting the wrong word instead of moving the cursor to exactly where you want it.