QuickType Keyboard: The ultimate guideHow do you use the QuickType keyboard on your iPhone and iPad? What's the deal with predictions, suggestions, shortcuts, emoji, and more? Find out here!
The original iPhone keyboard was almost as cool as the iPhone itself. Rendered entirely in software it could change and adapt depending on what was on the screen at the time, what language it was set to, and — when iPad launched — how big the screen was. It even had autocorrect, the biggest blessing — and sometimes curse — in the history of virtual keyboards.
Now we have emoji, so you can smiley face eggplant birthday cake snow cloud thumbs anytime you want, and shortcuts so you could enter it all simply by typing smilegg. There's QuickType, a prediction system that offers smart suggestions for what you might want to say next. On iPad, thanks to the bigger screen. Also custom keyboards, so if you love Swiftkey or even Bitmoji, it's all at your fingertips. Or your swipes. You can even hook up a Bluetooth keyboard for full...
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QuickType Keyboard: The ultimate guide
