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As I look at the upper-case keys on my 2012 Macbook Pro, I'm not sure why you think they are going to do this.
by omni 13y ago
As I look at the upper-case keys on my 2012 Macbook Pro, I'm not sure why you think they are going to do this.
- myko 13y agoThe keyboard could easily switch between upper and lower case depending on what the user is actually entering. Why wouldn't they do that? It just seems like an easy win.
- kunai 13y agoI don't really see how this is a huge step up in terms of usability...
- dschep 13y agoDunno about myko, but every time I use an iOS device it really confuses me. Comparing it to a physical keyboard isn't fair, since on software keyboards shift is stateful. lower/UPPER casing the keyboard is a much larger (very convenient) indicator of that state than the altered shift button.
- snprbob86 13y agoI think I'd actually find it quite distracting while I am typing.
- snowwrestler 13y agoWebOS doees it and it's incredibly distracting; it looks like every key jitters slightly every time I hit the shift key.
- warfangle 13y agoYeah, that's what a lot of the premier android keyboards do.