Does it do the things a keyboard on the actual iPhone will do? Such as double spacing for a period, etc.
459683
Yes, totally. It has even more options than the keyboard on iphone. It just amazing. Love it. It does everything
459684
No it is terriblt. The placement if the keys are off to the left and is really awkward to type. I regret not returning it soon enough.
1871594
No, it doesn't. The picture is accurate: the top row buttons are ESC, F1-F12, PrtScrn, ScrLk, and Pause. No buttons for multimedia, no buttons for accessing your Facebook or Twitter accounts, no buttons for making you a decaf half-foam latte. Great keyboard.
1928574
On the iPad it will be default. For the iPhone indont believe it does by default and you have to press the keyboard function key to make it hide.
1776798
I really find very little difference between my flexible keyboard and my laptop. At times the flexible keyboard will double type a letter because I do not get off fast enough. There are times when I feel I may have to hit the space key harder, but other than that I have no problems with the keyboard, the majority of errors while using the keyboard are mine.
1120145
In my opinion it works exactly the same. The clear button on the number pad is very hand and not found on windows keyboards but works great on this keyboard. Also, the volume, eject, play, pause etc buttons work just like the Apple keyboard as well.
1254842
The keyboard will respond with stylus or pen tips. The Celluon is not the most efficient way of typing long pieces of text.
1450487
Not that I can find on the keyboard. That would likely be a software option on whatever you are using it on.
233649
Auto-correct seems more of a functionof the iPad itself, not the keyboard. If the application you're using supports auto-correct, you would have to touch the screen of the iPad to get the underlined word corrected. In my experience, the space bar does not act the same as the one on the iPad. Additionally, when you launch a website like Google, you have to touch the screen to tell the application that you want to type in it. Once you're in the application, you can Tab through fields. To me, it's a combonation of using the screen and the keyboard. Still more efficient, but not a total replacement. Auto-correct seems more of a functionof the iPad itself, not the keyboard. If the application you're using supports auto-correct, you would have to touch the screen of the iPad to get the underlined word corrected. In my experience, the space bar does not act the same as the one on the iPad. Additionally, when you launch a website like Google, you have to touch the screen to tell the application that you want to type in it. Once you're in the application, you can Tab through fields. To me, it's a combonation of using the screen and the keyboard. Still more efficient, but not a total... » Read More Auto-correct seems more of a functionof the iPad itself, not the keyboard. If the application you're using supports auto-correct, you would have to touch the screen of the iPad to get the underlined word corrected. In my experience, the space bar does not act the same as the one on the iPad. Additionally, when you launch a website like Google, you have to touch the screen to tell the application that you want to type in it. Once you're in the application, you can Tab through fields. To me, it's a combonation of using the screen and the keyboard. Still more efficient, but not a total replacement. « Show Less
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It isn't very precise...more like a bold line. It doesn't do well on an iPhone.
2070084
Nope, it doesn't. And it is a very difficult keyboard to type on. Choose another in my opinion.
904685
No, it doesn't. I don't think that iPhone's work that way. Hope that helps:)
1967279
I have an iphone 5s. I am using the keyboard to type this. It seems to work just as well with the iPhone as it does with the iPad Air.
1195361
Yes, it does (or at least it does on my device).You can enable it with FN + [left_click] key combination.
1104438
I don't think so. If it does, I've never tried to find out. I always do Page Up and Page Down on my keyboard. Sorry I couldn't give you a more definite answer.
995422
No, I just tried to type the same email on my macbook (would assume it's the same for the iphone) and my tablet. Didn't work. I had to turn off my macbook's bluetooth before the keyboard worked with my tablet. Good luck.Yes, it remembers settings but I had to tun off bluetooth on one device and press the pair button on the right side of the keyboard to connect it again.
2136991
Apologies on not having an answer for you; I have only used it on iPhone / iPad.
2279076
Yes. But don't buy it. All of them have bug with keyboard, just google it. I regret buying this one.