During the early days of mobile phones, designers seemed to focus largely on trying to make the devices as small as possible and compact enough to fit in handbags and pockets. But it’s not just for calling and texting anymore: you can work from your phone, shoot a movie on your phone, and much more — and those capabilities are often worth a bigger screen.
Latest iPhone In particular, it’s quite bulky compared to older models (unless you stick with the Minis or SE line). For people with larger-than-average hands, this is probably a welcome change — or at least a negligible one. Gone are the days you had it Texts Full of typos, simply because your fingers are too big to constantly press the correct keys.
However, for those with small digits, the growing trend in size means that operating your smartphone can often feel like a two-handed task. Using just one hand to hold your iPhone and type a message at the same time requires more balance and thumb extension than you might like.
Fortunately, as well AppleInsider reportsThere is a way to change the keyboard settings to better suit one-handed use. Open the keyboard in any app, find the emoji icon or globe icon, and hold it until the keyboard menu appears. At the bottom, you should see three keyboard icons. Choose the keyboard on the left, and your keyboard will push towards the left side, providing a smaller keyboard ideal for left-handed users. Select the one on the right, and it will shift towards the right. Press the arrow in the empty space, and it will return to its original direction.
You can also change the default keyboard by going to Settings > General > Keyboard > One-handed keyboard. Select left or right, and this is how your keyboard should look across all apps unless you move it back.
(free AppleInsider)
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