Type with one hand. Without the stretch. ๐ฑ
Tilt Type is a one-handed iPhone keyboard: tilt a little and near keys grow, far keys shrink.
Left or right hand, one tap to switch. Private by design.
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Anyone sitting next to you can read your screen.
Sideproof shows your text in dim red on pure black. Clear straight on, hard to read from the side.
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@SaintIX23 Even on the Pro Max the far keys are a stretch for your thumb. That's why we made Tilt Type, out today: tilt the phone and the keys near your thumb grow, so there's less to miss.
@techshotsapp@Apple 18:9 at the same width would bring the top of the screen back within thumb reach without shrinking the keyboard. Hope this one is real.
@newcollworc Great to see students trying layouts until one fits them. Did any of them end up preferring the one-handed keyboard over the standard one?
@TOTTI6t21 It's not just you, posts like this show up every day this week. Your thumbs didn't forget 15 years of typing overnight, something changed in the update.
@otisframpton Part of it is that the Watch keyboard expects you to miss: it leans on guessing the whole word, so sloppy taps still land. The iPhone one trusts each tap more.
@loyalmoses A short how-to before your first tow isn't a bad idea, but locking something you've paid for until you watch it is a step too far. It should be an option, not a gate.
@PubcrawlGhostUK Bleeding Heart Yard is one of London's best legends: Lady Hatton, the ball, and the heart found still beating on the cobbles. Narration should really suit it.
@JVonFSDinMD@NotATeslaApp The KITT scanner on a car called Knight Rider is perfect ๐ And the Mighty Mouse theme for Summon arriving might be even better.
@TheArkeTraveler Right where I-40 meets I-55 is a great spot for it, and breakfast while you charge beats a bare car park. How many stalls did they put in?
@Electric_Maik Solid reasoning. A compact car on the Cybercab platform would also suit European cities better than anything Tesla sells here now. 2029 sounds realistic if building can't start before 2027.
@BuildNotBoughtV Reachability is so underrated, good one. And yes, a lot: you usually check where you are while walking, with something in the other hand, so one-handed use really matters.
@BuildNotBoughtV Didn't know the second-finger trick, thanks! And yes: our keyboard Tilt Type (out Friday) is built around it. Tilt the phone and the keys near your thumb grow, so one-handed typing needs less stretching.