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Why is the onscreen keyboard different on my iPad Pro 11” and 12.9” ? They are both 3rd generation, running iPad OS 13.3 with all the same settings...but the keyboards are different... (don’t ask why I have 2 different iPad Pro’s..long story! 😂)
iPad 2, iOS 9
Hello,
Since the iPad Pro 12.9-inch has a larger display, it can provide you with a larger keyboard. Smaller iPad models, such as the 11-inch, offer a more compact keyboard. It also has a feature called Flick Keys. For example, the letter A on the smaller iPad keyboard also shows the @ symbol. If you flick down on the A key then the keyboard will type an @.
Hello,
Since the iPad Pro 12.9-inch has a larger display, it can provide you with a larger keyboard. Smaller iPad models, such as the 11-inch, offer a more compact keyboard. It also has a feature called Flick Keys. For example, the letter A on the smaller iPad keyboard also shows the @ symbol. If you flick down on the A key then the keyboard will type an @.
Ok...I hadn’t heard about that until the recent update...I guess it isn’t an option on the larger pads🤔 Nor did see anything about enabling, it appears it just is...??? Thank you for the prompt reply and I think it explains the answer and is just a nuance of the machines😊
The upper screenshot appears to have “Key Flicks” enabled.
onscreen keyboard
