Sentences with phrase «like keyboard keys»

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Or even, like this lovely example demonstrates, grow some cress in between the keys to produce your very own keyboard garden.

Best for Gloves: «Forget a touchscreen and forget a QWERTY keyboard — touchscreens like warm dry fingers, and the keys on the QWERTY devices are small.

This desktop keyboard won't be traveling anywhere with you, but it's sure to impress in the office with its 113 OLED keys, which you can map and paint with any functions and images you like.

I like the keyboard, which has springy keys that are not too springy.

Still, it does have a few things going for it: The «fast delete» button lets you quickly scrap whole words at a time; there's a one - handed mode that lets you crunch the keys over to one side of the screen; and, when your phone is in landscape mode, it splits apart like an ergonomic keyboard, making it feel a little more natural for your thumbs.

Not only does it take design cues from Apple - when closed an iPad and Byrdge Keyboard look like a MacBook — but it has backlit keys.

To accommodate the left - hand fold, the R, F, and C keys are all stacked right on top of one another, instead of staggered a little bit like they would be on a single - piece keyboard.

This set of three drinking cups is shaped like your favorite keyboard keys: Control, Alt, and Delete!

In the piano keyboard analogy, that's like using one key to make a note early on, but a different key to make the same note later.»

The plot machinations of the early going do feel like just that as so many things seem to magically fall into place for DJay's transformation — the keyboard; a spontaneous run - in with Key (Anthony Anderson), an old acquaintance and sound engineer who then takes him to a soul - stirring church choir performance — in an almost implausibly pat manner.

We like the inclusion of macro keys without actually having physical keys on the keyboard that might risk confusing the layout you're used to with an everyday QWERTY keyboard.

Though I'm not a fan of physical keyboards on phones in general I really don't like them without dedicated numeric keys.

The keyboard looks like the keys are nicely spaced and I always like having an inverted T layout for the arrow keys but I'm also a fan of a 5 row keyboard so you don't need to use a function button to get numbers.

Like the nav bar and its related row of Home, Back, Enter and Option buttons, the rest of the 38 - key QWERTY keyboard's buttons are hard, plastic slivers that are stiff and difficult to press.

We have to admit we quite like the partial QWERTY or 20 - key keyboard, though your mileage may vary on this one.

We like that arrow keys line the keyboard's right side, and that you can long - press certain keys to quickly access commonly used symbols.

Because of the fact that a particular keyboard is designed to function with a certain device only, so, they come with many android specific keys like a touchpad or an optical mouse.

Why Designers Love The Ampersand: A Romance That Dates Back to Pompeii (John Brownlee for Fast Company): «Cheerily nuzzled above the «7» key like a pear - shaped pill bug, the ampersand is perhaps the most intriguing character on the keyboard.»

Taking a cue from the Microsoft Surface 2's Touch Cover 2 keyboard, the keys are flat and cloth - like.

Then there is every chance of the keyboard going dead, like it would not respond at all even after several key presses.

PC Gamers might like the fact they have a dedicated keyboard to use the directional arrows or establish hot keys.

Key feature additions in Honeycomb 3.1 include resizable home screen widgets, added support for new input devices like enhanced keyboards, mice, trackpads and even dedicated gaming controllers.

Open Windows explorer by holding down the «windows» key on your keyboard (looks like a square flag waving in the breeze) and tapping the letter «e.» To add to your confusion, Microsoft calls their Web browser «Internet explorer,» but it has nothing to do with Windows explorer (think of it as the difference between a deep - ocean explorer such as Jacques Cousteau, and a Ford Explorer; they don't do the same thing at all).

The virtual keyboard has been designed much like the ones that are seen on Samsung and Acer Chromebooks, with keys that are large and have a slightly rounded edge.

A lot of converts to other platforms brush it aside, saying keyboards are overrated and out - of - style, but then a story like this pops up and reconfirms just how much we rely on those smooth QWERTY keys.

The keyboard case shown here is also pretty nice and it's not yet clear if the keys will be touch ones like on the Microsoft Surface or if they'll be smaller buttons.

Like traditional BlackBerry phones, and unlike the Priv, the KeyOne also has metal frets in between the four rows of keys on the physical keyboard.

HIGHLIGHTS The First Android - powered Device Enabled For The MetroPCS 4G LTE Network Full Touch Screen With Slide - out QWERTY Keyboard Capable of 4G Speeds Powered By Google's Android Operating System Lightning - fast 1 GHz Processor For Faster Email and Downloads Text With Swype — Simply Slide Your Finger Over The Letters To Draft A Text Message Download and Stream Media Content In A Flash With MetroSTUDIO Slide - out QWERTY Keyboard Makes Texting, Email, and Instant Messaging Fast and Easy Integrated GPS Provides Support For Location - based Services Like Google Maps WHAT»S IN THE BOX Additional Items Included - Battery, USB Charger, microSD Card With Iron Man 2 Movie, UICC Card MESSAGING FEATURES HTML Web Browsing - Yes Text Messaging (SMS)- Yes, Send and Receive Text Messages Multimedia Messaging - Yes, Send and Receive Picture and Video Messages Email Client - Yes Instant Messenger - Yes ENTERTAINMENT MP3 Player - Yes Streaming Multimedia Support - Yes, Stream Audio and Video MP3 Ringtones - Yes Polyphonic Ringtones - Yes Facebook - Yes Twitter - Yes Custom Ringtones - Yes, Downloadable Picture Caller ID - Yes Ringer Profiles - Yes DIGITAL CAMERA Camera - 3.2 MP Camera With Video Capture Dedicated Camera Key - Yes Camera Megapixels - 3.2 MP Video Capture / Camcorder - Yes

It takes some getting used to, but the Swype software makes rapid - fire typing possible by — you guessed it — swiping your finger over the soft keys rather than tapping them, and I like the keyboard's vibration feedback when typing.

Display shortcuts: The slide - out QWERTY keyboard has dedicated keys to some of your favorite shortcuts like text, email, and the world wide web.

The keyboard and chiclet keys are wafer thin (5 mm), much like Microsoft's other Surface keyboard, the chiclet - keyed Type Cover.

The blizzard of tiny keyboard keys, which I never liked, are gone — replaced by a virtual keyboard.

This more or less looked like a pager from yesteryear with a small oblong screen, only with a Qwerty keyboard and keys that were reminiscent of small berries — BlackBerries, hence the brand name.

Located on the lower right side of the phone, you can customize the Convenience Key like you do a keyboard shortcut, to either open an app or complete an action like speed dialing a contact or viewing today's agenda.

It isn't always a problem though, as the keyboard will cleverly recognise some text fields, like passwords, and add the number keys along the top.

I didn't like the position of the delete key — I kept mistaking it for a return key — but the keyboard was otherwise better than the default Android one, with predictive text options and the ability to handwrite with the pen if you tap on the spacebar.

Available as of yesterday, the Curve 8520 throws the Curve lineup forward with a speedier processor, improved keyboard, more memory, new trackpad navigation system and other tweaks and additions like dedicated music keys.

New or previous Curve owners will feel right at home here, but those who have enjoyed the comfort of a Bold style keyboard may have some issues adapting as the keys really do feel like I'm pounding away on Tic Tacs.

The Element also comes with a Swype keyboard that has large keys like the Android keyboard, but with not as much space between them.

, and I really wish a few more handy keys, like the apostrophe or question mark, were placed on the main keyboard screen.

Fortunately the reduced keyboard is also an option, the same as appears on the likes of the Pearl 8100 series, with two characters on each key.

And while they've been teased before, it looks like we might finally be able to buy, or at least pre-order, an E Ink keyboard with keys that change and provide...

The Samsung R355C offers great features like multiple messaging options with threaded text messaging, 1.3 MP camera, music player, customizable navigation keys, BREW v3.1.5, Bluetooth technology, and a full QWERTY keyboard.

In fact, the screen «isn't anything to write home about,» but apparently the Android navigation buttons are softer than on the myTouch 4G and the slide - out QWERTY keyboard keys are «squishy» like the T - Mobile G2.

The stock keyboard on Android is just too big on devices like the Motorola Xoom to reach the keys with your thumbs when gripping it from the sides so splitting the keyboard makes it much easier to bash out messages along with SwiftKey's predictions.

I liked the Samsung keyboard: It's gray with black letters, large keys, and mostly useful shortcut keys such as @,.

Like the rest of its interface, the Coby Kyros 7 comes with the stock Android keyboard, which features a black backdrop with gray keys.

The keyboard has an exclusive keypad with specially crafted glass - like keys with the durability of rigid synthetic material, blackened glass and a graphite stainless steel color frame.

If you have never used a horizontal QWERTY keyboard before, you may think that larger keys are better, but in fact they require more finger motion, so you may end up typing slower than in a vertical QWERTY keyboard like the one on the Blackberry Bold.

Though not everyone likes having the screen vibrate when they hit a key, we like having the option to have our tablet more closely emulate a physical keyboard.