How to enable haptic keyboard feedback on iPhone Haptic keyboard feedback (as Apple calls it) is available on iPhones with iOS 16 (or later) and only works with Apple's native keyboard.

Last month, Apple announced that, with its iOS 16 update, it is finally adding built-in keyboard haptics to the iPhone — haptics that will allow you to feel vibrations as you type. Previously ...

On an iPad, you can flick keys on the standard alphabet keyboard to type numbers and symbols without having to switch to a different layout. Let's check out how to use the new keyboard in iOS 11.

Now with iOS 7 and Mavericks, keyboard shortcuts will sync between iOS devices and the Mac through the “Documents and Data” setting in iCloud.

Replace your iOS or Android phone's keyboard with a more robust one courtesy of Google. Gboard does a few cool things other keyboards cannot.

A new tip was spreading around Twitter today that blew my mind and a lot of others; simply pressing and holding any key on the keyboard allows you to easily move the text cursor around like a mouse.

Google is working on an iOS keyboard, which will bring a number of search options for users. Google employees are testing the iOS keyboard and its release date remains unknown.