Sentences with phrase «virtual keyboard options»

With so little QWERTY - equipped offerings from the Competitors, the Xperia Pro could quickly become a good choice for everyone who doesn't like the virtual Keyboard options.

Also use the virtual keyboard option to prevent keystroke capturing.

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The virtual keyboard is Google's built - in model, which supports gesture typing but isn't nearly as useful or attractive as third - party options.

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..

So, think you will be able to edit everything you want or create new documents this way as a second option apart the virtual keyboard.

With the latter option the virtual keyboard changes depending on the colour theme of the app you're using.

There's no physical keyboard, of course, although Bluetooth and the mini USB socket suggest this possibility, but the rich set of virtual keyboards — a choice of full Qwerty, 12 - key phone pad or some proprietary ingenuity called CooTek T + — together with the option of Google voice recognition make it a very flexible and usable input device, as well as a viewer.

The two most important details about the Torch, all reviewers pointed out, are that, first, it's the only BlackBerry to offer both a slide - out keyboard and a touch screen, giving users the option of typing on the long - well - received BlackBerry keypad or a virtual keypad.

There is also no rental option for e-textbooks through Sony, although the touchscreen Sony has the advantage of choosing from a virtual keyboard or freehand writing for taking notes.

With so little physical depth the keys don't have much travel — think large calculator — but it's a much better option than a display - obscuring virtual keyboard, especially if you want to do some serious typing.

It would be remiss, though, not to mention that the iPhone isn't for everyone, be it someone who just wants to make phone calls or those who prefer typing on a button - based QWERTY keyboard rather than the iPhone's «soft» (on - screen virtual) keyboard option.

Dexpot is a third party virtual desktop manager that allows user to create up to 20 virtual screen, each console offers its own customization options like screen resolution, wallpaper, keyboard shortcuts, navigation functionality etc..

If you'd rather let your fingers do the talking, there are options to scribble letters to make up words; scribble to send emojis, or even a virtual keyboard with swipe - to - text support.