Sentences with phrase «sides of the keyboard keys»

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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.

There is a split key feature with light up one key, follow, and ensemble modes so you can play with different timbres on each side of the keyboard and make some pretty cool music, all by yourself.

On a full qwerty you have a caps key on both the left and right side of the keyboard.

One of the more unintuitive aspects of the keyboard layout on the side of the device is the unversial symbol key is the number 0.

When using the keyboard, you can delete characters one at a time using the backspace key, as you found, but there is also an eraser which appears on the right side of the text field as soon as you type something, which allows you to clear the field completely with one tap.

Even though the keyboard is a «10 - inch keyboard», compared to full - size keyboards, the difference in distance between the first row of QWERTY letter keys from the left side Q to the right side P, is actually only half an inch, or about 12 mm in total.

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.

Comparing the Curve 8900 to the Storm, they share a similar upper body (3.2 MP camera, hidden lock / mute keys), similar dimensions / layout down the side, and a similar overall appearance, but where the Curve 8900 has a physical keyboard the Storm has giant display and the bottom of the Storm is really the top reversed and features the control buttons sans trackball.

The Flexx 9's tiny keyboard is likely too small for most hands, and the keys» 1.27 millimeters of travel is on the shallow side.

Membrane keyboards don't tend to have great response times, which is to say the period of time between you pressing a key and the computer registering it, and feel squishy, but on the plus side are often quite quiet.

Each one large enough to avoid any mishits Then you can have a finger permutation keyboard in the bottom half of each side of the front, with as few as 4 or less keys on each side for activation by your thumbs.

Tap the appropriate numbers using the number pad at the right side of your keyboard and then release the Alt key.

Though some keys are slightly smaller than normal, the layout does pack maximum keyboard into the space, leaving just a quarter - inch of room on each side.

But launching multi-screen apps is done from a pop - out side tab that we found ourselves accidentally activating when we were trying to instead hit nearby letter keys on the left side of the keyboard.

Pressing the «K» key hard you can see the entire ride side of the keyboard move.

Hardware layout is identical: the right shoulder houses the volume buttons, which sit either side of a pause / mute key, while the so - called convenience key is positioned further down the side, just to the side of the keyboard.

The second one is the Thumb keyboard, which splits the keys on either side of the screen.

The keyboard switcher doesn't appear to work yet but Keycode lets you assign a numeric keycode to a button you can place on either side of the nav keys.

One point in Logitech's favor: The keyboard part of its keyboard case is excellent as always, though the company seems to have kept the same key sizes as the 9.7 - inch model and opt for a bigger side bezel, rather than widen the keys, as Apple has done with its 10.5 - inch case.

I dislike how the Page Up, Page Down, Insert, Home, etc. keys are positioned down the very right hand side of the keyboard.

The keyboard was designed to comply with pro gaming tournament regulations; Logitech says that the lack of a ten key on the side gives gamers more room to move low DPI mice.

The layout of the keyboard is also spacious and follows the norm, with full - sized Backspace, Alt, Ctrl, and shift keys on both sides.

Huawei also moved the speaker grills from above the keyboard to either side of the keys.

As always, a red TrackPoint pointing stick is nestled between the G, H, and B keys, and there's a fingerprint reader off to the right side of the keyboard.

Another Aorus exclusive is a row of five customizable macro keys on the left side of the keyboard.

Use the handy keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Shift + Esc (all three keys are in a column on the left side of a standard keyboard) to open Task Manager.