July 2009
Beginner
464 pages
11h
English
If you look at a typical computer keyboard, you'll see that some keys represent letters, while others represent numbers and symbols. Since the iPhone screen is far smaller than a computer keyboard, the iPhone virtual keyboard can't display all of these characters at once. Instead, the virtual keyboard displays characters on one keyboard, numbers and symbols on a second keyboard, and another group of symbols on a third keyboard:
The Character keyboard is for typing uppercase and lowercase letters.
The Numeric keyboard is for typing numbers, symbols, and punctuation marks.
The Symbol keyboard is for typing mathematical symbols such as + or =, seldom used symbols such as square brackets [] and curly brackets {}, and even ...