Flicks on the space and Enter keys
Besides typing spaces and deleting (swipe left or right), the two space keys and Enter each take a flick up or down. The small labels on the keys show what each flick does.
| Key | Flick up | Flick up and hold | Flick down |
|---|---|---|---|
| Left space (EN / 中) | Back to your previous language | A picker of every language you’ve switched on: slide and lift | Hide the keyboard |
| Right space (Aa / aa) | The word steps up: lower → Title → UPPER | The word steps down: UPPER → Title → lower | |
| Enter | A new line, whenever Enter reads Done, Send, Go or Search (a small ↵ under it shows the flick is there) |
Why flicks
Each flick replaces a small hunt: the globe key, the button that hides the keyboard, deleting and retyping a word to fix its case, or the long-press some apps need for a new line. One motion, from where your thumb already is.
Related
- Capitals: the case steps in detail.
- Deleting: what swiping the space keys does.
- Chinese pinyin: switching languages.