Sentences with phrase «typing on your physical keyboard»

Maybe this is BlackBerry's way of urging users to type on the physical keyboard, but it's otherwise an unnecessary addition that inflates the cost of the phone.

Whether you're trying to figure out an elegant workaround for the biggest flaw with Apple's current laptops, or just want an easy, hyper - portable way to type on a physical keyboard on - the - go, Jelly Comb's foldable option is a good solution.

We are also continuing with our iconic keyboard for users like me who love typing on a physical keyboard.

This will insure that people who like to type on physical keyboards will not be left out.

Typing on the physical keyboard was a mixed bag.

«No one wants to type on a physical keyboard» is FAR from the truth.

Just start typing on the physical keyboard.

No one wants to type on a physical keyboard.

Click anywhere outside the keyboard or resume typing on your physical keyboard to hide the touch keyboard.

Not exact matches

Compared with typing on iPhone's virtual keyboard, the physical one offers faster, more accurate typing and increased productivity.

We develop a conceptual framework that focuses on the effects of the introduction of treadmill workstations on physical activity and the performance of sedentary employees who type on a keyboard, speak on the phone, define problems and identify solutions to them and participate in meetings.

Personally, I prefer the physical keys of the Type Cover 2 over the printed keys of the Touch Cover 2, but Microsoft has done some neat engineering tricks on the super-thin keyboard so that it's faster and far more accurate.

Even though it rarely comes up in use, I found the Nook's on - screen keyboard much faster and easier to type on than the Kindle's physical keyboard.

At the time, competition in the e-reader space was fairly poor and customers loved the ability to type notes on the physical keyboard.

With Polaris Office, business executives can easily view and edit Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents with an excellent option to view PDF files too but the lack of a physical keyboard might make things a bit tricky at first for those who are used to fast typing speeds on their BlackBerry QWERTY keyboards.

I'd liken the typing experience to being similar to typing on a physical cell phone keyboard.

Typing with one hand on the physical keyboard was a pain and the speaker quality was abysmal and only had one.

Typing using an iPad's on - screen keyboard isn't all that difficult, but a lot of people still want a physical keyboard.

It has the wifi, hsdpa, storage capacity up to 33 including the 1 gig on board, and the physical keyboard though it sounds like the storm should be just as easy to type on, but I'm still in love with my full qwerty speed dial.

On screen keyboards are find for some things, but a physical keyboard becomes really useful if children want to use their Kindle Fire for typing stories or doing their homework.

Those who rely on their physical keyboards to type hundreds of words at a time will find the virtual keyboard inadequate.

Everyone knows that BlackBerry smartphones make the best physical keyboard devices and if you have ever typed on a Z10, you'll know that they also now have the best virtual keyboard experience.

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.

Yet what was true then is also true now, you just can't type as quickly on it as you can a real, physical keyboard.

I admit it's been a couple of years since I used a mobile device with a physical QWERTY keyboard, but after using the Q10 for a while, I became very comfortable with it and could see myself typing away on it for hours.

Through the revolutionary SurePress touch - screen, the virtual keyboard on the BlackBerry Storm responds like a physical keyboard and supports single - touch, multi-touch and gestures for intuitive and efficient navigation as well as easy and precise typing.

One of the common criticisms of tablets is that productivity is hampered by on - screen keyboards; for anything but light typing, a physical keyboard is much preferable.

The downsides that we found were mostly that typing on the eInk touchscreen isn't as instantaneous as typing on a tablet or on a physical keyboard.

But even in spite of that, typing on the 9930 still is a dream and I would take this physical keyboard over a touchscreen keyboard any day.

The physical qwerty keyboards are sooo much easier to type on!

I actually don't mind typing on the PlayBook's landscape keyboard, and really enjoy typing on it in portrait mode - it's narrow enough that you can use both thumbs like a traditional physical keyboard on a BlackBerry Smartphone.

But the physical keyboard has flat keys that made typing and texting difficult with my big thumbs — they certainly weren't as comfortable to use as the beveled keys on my BlackBerry Curve.

Obviously, there is no physical keyboard, which Amazon went away from with the last generation Kindle Touch, but everything is accomplished through the touchscreen — including typing on a touchscreen keyboard and tapping or swiping on the screen to turn pages when reading.

The slide out QWERTY keyboard might wink to those dependent on physical keyboards; the slide out set up is surely more practical than buying a separate one and carrying it around with you, not to mention that this type of accessory doesn't come cheap.

Most characters you can type don't appear on your keyboard, whether you're using a physical keyboard or a touch one.

With Samsung Knox, you get the reassurance of great security protocols, and for those wanting some physical keys to type on, there's the optional Keyboard Cover (which is nowhere near as good as the keyboard on the KeyOne, but it might help soothe your QWERTY withdKeyboard Cover (which is nowhere near as good as the keyboard on the KeyOne, but it might help soothe your QWERTY withdkeyboard on the KeyOne, but it might help soothe your QWERTY withdrawals).

But there are tricks you can use to speed up typing on a touch keyboard, just like a physical one.

Some people also like connecting a physical keyboard to their larger tablets and typing on that.

Many people seem to like typing on an iPad or similar 10 ″ - size touch tablet keyboard with all ten fingers, just as they would on a typical physical keyboard.

The Touch Keyboard in Windows 10/8 is a useful tool hat lets you type on touch devices, without needing any physical kKeyboard in Windows 10/8 is a useful tool hat lets you type on touch devices, without needing any physical keyboardkeyboard.

BlackBerry has its own set of updates as well, among them the ability to swipe on the physical QWERTY keyboard in order to type, just like it already happens with the virtual keyboard of the flagship.

The keyboard has haptic feedback, which makes it feel more like you're typing on a physical object.