Now that exchanges in text are welcomed from voice calls, the importance of character input speed is increasing.There are several input styles on the iPhone, a method of tapping the same keyboard as a computer (full keyboard/Roman alphabet), as well as a method for flicking a numeric keypad (numeric keypad).It is used.
As soon as all input methods are used, the input speed will increase and fall depending on the user's proficiency, but it will also affect whether you know the keyboard input method used.The manual that explains how to use the keyboard carefully and carefully is not included in the iPhone, so there are some input methods that are not well known.
One of them is the input of the arrow symbol.Even when exchanging casual messages, arrow symbols such as "↑" and "↓" are often used, but it is not efficient to enter and convert "Yagushi".In the case of full keyboard/Japanese Roman character input, symbols that are frequently used, such as parentheses, brackets, and equivalents, can be entered in numerical mode (123 keys) or from the symbol mode (#+= key), but the arrow symbols are there.Not included in.
However, when entering a full keyboard/Roman alphabet, switch to "H/J/K/L for Z" in Japanese mode. For numeric mode (☆ 123) for numeric keys/kana input, "1 button right flicks.You can enter quickly.
For example, if you want to enter a left -facing arrow when entering a full keyboard/Roman character, enter "ZH".Similarly, the downward arrow is "ZJ", the upward arrow is "ZK", and the right arrow is "ZL".This input method is derived from the Japanese input system "WNN", which was once used in UNIX OS, and is also used in Japanese input systems such as GBOARD.
In the case of numeric keypad/Kana input, switch to the numerical mode and flick the right button right, and the arrow symbol will appear in the candidate column on the keyboard.Although there are more operation steps than "ZH" and "ZJ", it should be considerably faster than inputting "Yagushi" and converting it.