Sentences with phrase «on a virtual keyboard when»

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For those who really want to dazzle when on the go, there's the Bluetooth Laser Virtual Keyboard.

When a key is pressed, a virtual keyboard appears the right way round on the device's screen, highlighting which key has been pressed.

For fiddly tasks, such as entering an address with the onscreen keyboard or trying to pick one of the dozens of virtual buttons on the hopelessly cluttered Radio screen, the controller had a bad habit of snapping to the wrong virtual button and then blowing past the right one when I nudged the stick to correct.

When we leaned our hand on the screen while writing notes, for example, the virtual keyboard popped up and blocked off half the screen.

2) E-paper with Wacom pen input for virtual - inking (can't do that on most touch screens) 3) Android — touch screen OS (unlike Windows 7 tablets, which are just a desktop OS on a touch screen == awful, not to mention every other argument against using Windows OSes), useful software add - ons, e-reader software options, media player software, etc. 4) due to the dual screens, and the hinge, you can use it like a tablet, a portable «all - in - one» computer (when using a USB or bluetooth keyboard), an e-reader, etc..

Typing on the virtual keyboard is a real pain, especially when you have to enter complex WIFI passwords or to take notes when reading an eBook.

When we used Word and Excel in landscape mode without a physical keyboard, the virtual keyboard ate up more than half of the screen real estate with the tool bars and window widgets, leaving room for only about a paragraph of text or 9 rows of cells on screen at once.

When dealing with casual keyboard duties, the temptation to tap away at the touchscreen rather than use the trackpad is very strong but for longer - form emails and documents the full keyboard obliterates an on - screen virtual alternative.

Consumers can choose between using a virtual keyboard or a physical one for typing on the phone, and can view content on a 5.4 - inch immersive dual - curve OLED display with a resolution of 2560 x 1440, and a pixel density of 540 PPI; 4x the amount of pixels when compared with a standard HDTV.

The seven - inch tablet is narrow enough in this position to allow a two - thumb approach to the virtual QWERTY keyboard, a problem some have had when trying the same on an iPad.

A small cursor appears on the screen when the stylus is about a half inch away, making it easy to highlight specific browser tabs or individual keys on a virtual keyboard.

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When it comes to productivity, the central nerve is the (virtual) keyboard, and I have to say that on a bigger screen, Swype rocks!

When you're not using the on - screen virtual keyboard, the entire screen is your oyster, and you can make full use of it.

As there is no built - in physical keyboard, when on the go, users will enter text with an on - screen, virtual keyboard in both portrait and landscape modes.

Some of this sounds downright silly when you say it out loud — replying to emoji by drawing on the screen, swiping on a teeny tiny virtual keyboard when voice alone is insufficient, or scrolling through the Play Store on your wrist in search of new apps.

The device has a touch screen and an innovative touch sensitive surface instead of a traditional keyboard, so you could draw on it or use a virtual keyboard when needed.