Imagine sending a text to your boss or your date. If you have autocorrect turned on in your keyboard settings, it is possible that some words will be incorrectly corrected even if you type them correctly.
Moreover, the misfortunes of this keyboard are not limited to this! Then come; Let’s take a look at how iPhone keyboards slow down your typing experience.
Of course, the reason why users choose their phones in favor of iPhones is the privileges and features offered by the device, but iPhone keyboards cannot be said to satisfy their users.
Especially if you have switched from an Android device to an iPhone, you may witness that your keyboard experience has become quite different. You’ll often find yourself typing slower than usual when this happens, but it’s not just because the keyboard you’re used to has changed. So what are the things that cause problems with iPhone keyboards?
Apple sometimes puts the visual and form of its products above function.
Many Android keyboards have the number row at the top, and the spacebar has a period and a comma on either side. This design means users can access many of the characters they need without interruptions or glitches.
But Apple keyboards have far fewer characters. For example, the number line, period and comma are placed inside a number key. This forces users to press an extra key on the keyboard every time they need a number, period or comma. Thus, your keyboard speed will decrease.
However, this layout differs in the Safari search bar.
In Safari, Apple puts the period key next to the spacebar. While this may seem logical at first, the presence of the dot actually reduces the space occupied by the spacebar, which obviously negatively impacts your keyboard experience. So when you want to touch the spacebar, you are more likely to accidentally touch the dot.
Again, things get more complicated when you add multiple languages to your keyboard. The icon indicating that you will go to emojis on the keyboard disappears and is replaced by a globe shape so that you can choose the language you want to use on your keyboard. When you want to use emojis, you have to press this globe icon several times.
This inconsistency, which varies depending on where you use the keyboard, is unusual for Apple and can result in an unsettling typing experience.
Also, another thing that slows down users’ keyboard experience is the iPhone’s predictive text feature.
If predictive text is turned on on your iPhone; Usually when you’re typing, this feature displays the word you want until you tap it, and the word instantly changes into something else. Then you have to delete this wrong word and retype it manually. For this reason, the vast majority of users prefer to type their words manually instead of using this feature.
There is also a different problem with the autocorrect features. This feature; On the first iPhone models, it suggested words that the person used frequently to correct typos. But since then, Apple has changed its autocorrect algorithm, and thankfully, this oddity has largely disappeared.
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