Make replying to messages on iPad even quicker by activating its hidden floating keyboard with Slide-to-Type support. It’s baked right into iPadOS, so no third-party apps or hacks are required. We’ll ...

Encountering the smaller “Floating Keyboard” on your iPad can be disorienting, especially when you’re in the middle of tasks that require the full-sized keyboard. While the Floating Keyboard is ...

Apple’s latest iOS 10.3 betas feature a floating QuickType keyboard for iPad, but it’s hidden away and inaccessible for now. Here’s how you can try it out before it is officially unlocked using the ...

The split keyboard situation on iOS is so strange. As John Gruber rightfully calls out on Daring Fireball, the new iPad Pros simply don’t offer split keyboards. iOS limits the split keyboard to ...

The Split Keyboard feature isn't available on every iPad. Supported models include: iPad mini (5th generation and later and A17 Pro), the sixth- to ninth-generation iPads, and the third-generation ...

The iPad Pro adds augmented reality upgrades and a real trackpad, while the MacBook Air gets that keyboard we've wanted. I started with CNET reviewing laptops in 2009. Now I explore wearable tech, ...

Here’s a truth we’ve had to endure for the iPad’s entire lifespan until now: The bigger the iPad, the bigger the frustration of typing on the screen when you’re holding the tablet like a clipboard.

This is a very simple feature request: I’d like the ability to resize the iPad floating keyboard. Currently, Apple gives us only two options: full width, or an iPhone-sized floating keyboard. On my 12 ...

The default Apple keyboard hasn’t really changed a lot over the last few years. The iPad got a “flick” gesture in iOS 11 to reduce the need to press Shift so often, and we’ve seen some tweaks here and ...

A while back, I spent a couple of years without a laptop and used my Apple iPad Pro (2020) with the Magic Keyboard as its replacement. During that time, I used it a lot, mainly because the keyboard is ...