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when it’s stretched out the wide way, you get much bigger, broader keys, and
typing is much easier and faster. Just remember to rotate the iPhone before
you tap the address bar or text box; once the keyboard is on the screen, you
can’t rotate the image.
Second, there are no spaces allowed in Internet addresses; therefore, in the
spot usually reserved for the Space bar, this keyboard has three keys for things
that do appear often in Web addresses: period, /, and “.com.” These nifty special
keys make typing Web addresses a lot faster.
Third, tap the blue Go key when you’re finished typing the address. That’s your
Enter key. (Or tap Done to hide the keyboard without “pressing Enter.”)
As you type, a handy list of suggestions appears beneath the address bar (facing
page, left). These are all Web addresses that Safari already knows about,
because they’re either in your Bookmarks list or in your History list (meaning
you’ve visited them recently).
If you recognize the address you’re trying to type, by all means tap it instead of
typing out the rest of the URL. The time you save could be your own.
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