Sentences with phrase «use than a keyboard»

The backlit, chiclet - sytle keyboard is more comfortable to use than any keyboard cover on a slate tablet.

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The camera is definitely the new keyboard and capture / communication device, but I'm into its speed, ease of use, and functionality rather than its good looks since pretty much every phone that matters today looks about as good as the next one coming down the line.

More people are using laptops remotely than ever before, and some of us have figured out how to real work on a phone (usually with a Bluetooth keyboard).

The Microsoft Surface 3 is perhaps more of a tablet than a laptop, but it boasts a desktop - class operating system in Windows 10 and is compatible with Microsoft's self - built keyboard that you can use to type up your emails, papers, and Facebook posts.

Add a Bluetooth keyboard and the student can easily type rather than using the on screen keyboard.

It is so easy to set up and with a couple of hours practice getting used to it, u can use it faster than a mouse and keyboard.

Rather than having to use your controller or keyboard to adjust the camera while steering, Tobii EyeX allows camera adjustment to occur automatically.

The risk of injury is higher for people involved in technology - based tasks because we tend to move less, for example, when staring at a fixed - height computer monitor with hands resting on a keyboard than when using pen and paper.

For most primary school children the smaller size of the keyboard and closeness of the keyboard and monitor actually gives them a better posture than using a desktop computer setup for a tall child or adult.

As for the typing experience, you really need to get used to the keyboard, which somehow performs less well than you would hope.

From a travel standpoint, I could see myself more willing to use the Transformer (and leave the keyboard base behind when I'm on the go) rather than the Slider.

For me, using a touch screen on a tablet is much slower than using a physical keyboard, but you can get inexpensive keyboards to plug in to a tablet.

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.

It uses the Honeycomb operating system (which could enable a far superior laptoping experience than 2.x ever did) and it uses a keyboard mechanism that can be un-docked to allow tablet - only usage.

If I want a web browser for something more than downloading e-books, I prefer using a desktop with a keyboard.

Much better than a laptop for use on airplanes, as a suddenly reclining seat in front of you can't drive the screen through the keyboard!

Tablet is primarily operated by touching the screen rather than using a physical keyboard.

Thanks to the XT9 predictive text that auto - completes words, messaging felt speedy, though it's definitely slower than using a full QWERTY keyboard.

The keyboard itself uses the full screen, with bigger keys than those found on the Kindle Touch.

In terms of design Bold 9900 is slightly higher than the previous 9700, like 9000 that had a larger screen and a keyboard easier to use.

I still prefer using the pen for hand writing rather than for converting my notes to type and the onscreen keyboard to type up notes.

It didn't take me longer than a couple minutes the first time I used an iPad to realize it was awkward to hold and the onscreen keyboard was too awkward for me.

It features a foldable keyboard that extends when you want to use it, making it more portable than the Freewrite.

It's a waste to allocate room for all the A — Z keys on a small device, and most use doesn't require more typing than you can comfortably achieve with an on - screen keyboard.

It is lighter and easier to use than the previous editions of the Kindle that featured a full QWERTY keyboard.

The idea is that you can use the Magic Pen to jot down notes quickly by writing them rather than having to operate a keyboard - something that's not hard here because of the Flyer's size and the very good keyboard with decent autocorrect anyway.

That's Microsoft's «Office everywhere» dream in action, and thanks to the keyboard, word processing is a darn sight better than it is using an on - screen keyboard.

Other minor reasons that the blackberry curve is better than the iPhone is because it has picture mail unlike the iPhone, the iPhone doesn't have multiple texting and the blackberry curve does, and the blackberry curve has an easy to use keyboard because it has actual buttons unlike the iPhone which has a hard to use virtual keyboard.

You can also use voice typing on any Android or iOS device with the GBoard (Google's very own keyboard): I have never used GBoard to dictate anything longer than a note or text message but it works just fine.

Right now, I normally order books for her on my own Paperwhite because that is so much easier than using the virtual keyboard on her 6th Gen. I'm getting an Oasis 2 for Christmas, so she can try reading on that.

In fact, when I realized that I had to set up my Google Checkout for the account I used with the Story HD, I elected to do so on my computer rather than suffer typing all of my information in on the Story HD's keyboard.

Its location is to accommodate the aforementioned Folio Keyboard case, which works over USB rather than Bluetooth, but we wish Lenovo had placed the docking port on the tablet's base and used that instead, leaving the USB port on the side or top.

The Kindle Fire keyboard is far easier to use than the standard Android keyboard.

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.

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.

T - Mobile provides its own keyboard from Swype; I found it easy to use and responsive, with convenient multipurpose keys that are better defined than those of the stock Android keyboard but cluttered with secondary characters.

In fact, when I realized that I had to set up my Google Checkout for the account I used with the Story HD, I elected to do so on my PC rather than suffer typing all of my information in on the Story HD's keyboard.

It uses two thirds of the space of a traditional keyboard, has a six - month battery life based on two - hours non-stop use each day and it connects to your iPad Pro via Bluetooth rather than the Smart Connector.

Scrolling on the keyboard is just easier than scrolling using the display.

Microsoft has finally paired it with a decent keyboard cover that helps, rather than hinders typing, and the Surface Pen feels smoother and more accurate to use than ever before.

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.

Meanwhile, shipments of «detachables,» computers with screens that can dock into keyboards to be used laptop style or undocked and used tablet style, priced less than $ 200 surged, IDC analysts said.

With its good looks and portability, I found the BlackBerry Mini Keyboard has me using my PlayBook more than ever.

My guess is that my total in - my - mitts time with the various tablets was somewhere between one - to - two minutes (which, in fairness to Microsoft was more than I got with the first iPhone or iPad when announced) and got no time at all using the keyboard — its killer feature.

For example, the identically sized Backspace key and Delete keys are adjacent to each other and much smaller than you'd expect, so it may take a while to get used to the keyboard for touch typing.

Tapping along the bottom of the screen works much better for me now, but I noticed it still sometimes registers lower than where pressed when using the keyboard to type.

Keys are smaller than normal, though, meaning it'll take a while for those used to larger keyboards to get up to full speed.

The keyboard, slightly thinner in width than the Bold, is just as easy to use with the three running ribbons of keys, which we think is slightly easier to use than the individual keys found on the Curve 8300 and 8900.

If you buy its optional keyboard, you can get a mini laptop with more than 12 hours of battery life, provided you don't mind using a smaller 11 - inch screen.

When connected, the dock provides the Transformer Prime with a lot more than just a keyboard; it also includes a full - size SD card reader and a standard USB port you can use to attach external storage devices, mice, or even wireless game controllers.