Keyboard

[anon(153966)]

This is merely day two with my iPhone 6. But I'm still trying to get used to the keyboard and typing.

I have an Otterbox Defender on my i6. But, I feel that the keyboard section feels narrow.
Then again I wonder if having the case on the device, versus a Speck or something makes a difference.

I always installed SwiftKey (used it when I used an Android). The keyboard\keyboard are still seems narrow to me.

What say you?

 

[kataran]

It's probably the case having a larger lip then most. I experienced the same feeling with my LP a while back

 

[RobbyRob]

This is why I took the otter box off of my phone. The sides and bulk made it a little too much to type on.

 

[fabio984]

I don't change my original iOS keyboard. Yesterday I tried another one, but I didn't liked it.i type very fast with origin keyboard, and with auto-correction everything works great. You should change the topic title to: iOS touch keyboard. When I read "keyboard" I opened this topic thinking I'll see physical keyboard.

 

[anon(153966)]

I returned my Otterbox and now using a Speck. I can type normally, and QUICKER now, too. I actually like using the device now...

 

[rodeTrip]

This is merely day two with my iPhone 6. But I'm still trying to get used to the keyboard and typing.

I have an Otterbox Defender on my i6. But, I feel that the keyboard section feels narrow.
Then again I wonder if having the case on the device, versus a Speck or something makes a difference.

I always installed SwiftKey (used it when I used an Android). The keyboard\keyboard are still seems narrow to me.

What say you?

maybe you should try the zoomed display view. it makes the keyboard a little bigger.

 

[anon(153966)]

I actually tried that, and then I felt I was losing real estate. The new Speck case makes the world of difference...

maybe you should try the zoomed display view. it makes the keyboard a little bigger.

 

[Shawn Schrader]

If you don't mind less protection and case that gets scratched easy