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Finally a keyboard you can see! And with emojis!Big Keys is a unique keyboard made for you to easily see all the keys. You can resize the key and emoji sizes to make it the perfect size for you. With Big Keys Keyboard you can: - Adjust the font size and emojis size on the keyboard - Numeric Keypad for faster data entry. - Track the last pressed key. - Use gestures for faster typing. - Use big Emojis as default keyboard. - And more!!! This app will change your experience on the iPad and iPhone by allowing you to see what you are typing. Finally an amazingly great keyboard experience.Terms of Use: What’s New Oct 26, 2024Version 2.2.0 Support for iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max Ratings and Reviews Capitalization Got it yesterday really just for enlarged keys. but is there a way to make the word I capitalize while typing? and first word of sentence? will it get smarter about what word I'm using?Love the large keyboard which is why i bought it but very inconsistant with capitalization. I try a capital letter in the middle of the sentence . All is the a Way to save emojis i us a Lot without having to scroll through all? Also I've seen keyboard in the pictures that hair a 1 and 2 in lower right keyboard. Can i Get this keyboard option? version 1.8.1 was unusable UPDATE: I downloaded 1.8.2 (which was apparently made available shortly after originally posting this review), and it appears to have fixed my problem - or maybe it was some strange glitch which I can no longer duplicate. I didn't keep a copy of 1.8.1, so I can't say for sure either way. UNEDITED ORIGINAL REVIEW FOLLOWS; PLEASE IGNORE. This was a very nice alternative keyboard, but the latest update has the keyboard panel showing up as totally blank. Luckily, tapping the blank space two or three times makes the device revert to the default keyboard, so it doesn't totally gum up the works, but I've had to revert to the older

With a keyboard attached. Even though Chrome OS works much better in tablet mode than it used to, it’s a platform that’s far more useful with a keyboard and mouse, so this accessory is perhaps even more essential here than it is on an iPad.Using the keyboard itself is a mixed bag though. The width of the keyboard is just about identical to the Smart Keyboard Apple built for the 9.7-inch iPad Pro back in 2016. Apple only stuck with that size for one year before increasing the iPad Pro to 10.5 inches, which meant the keyboard got just big enough to be truly comfortable. The reason I bring up this comparison is that Lenovo had to make some major compromises to fit a keyboard into this limited space, and it makes things tough for extended typing sessions.The biggest problem is easily the size of the non-letter keys on the keyboard’s right side, including delete, semicolon, quote, dash and so forth. Lenovo made many of these half-size, which makes them difficult to hit reliably. I’m surprised at how often I use the quote key, and I missed it far more than I would have liked while writing this review. As with all smaller keyboards, this one has a learning curve, but I never felt as comfortable on it as I did even on the small iPad Pro keyboard I mentioned earlier. That keyboard has full-size quote and backspace keys, which made a big difference for me. Nathan Ingraham / EngadgetThe main letter keys are big enough to comfortably type on, which was a relief, but I do wish there was slightly more space between the keys. Again, going back to my iPad Pro keyboard, the letter keys are a bit smaller, but the extra space between them makes it easier for me to hit the right one. The trackpad, meanwhile, is also small but responsive and reliable. You know going into using a device this small that the input experience is going to be a compromise, but the trackpad was effective despite its small size. The keyboard, on the other hand, is too small for anything but casual use. I got used to it and typed most of this review on it, but I certainly wouldn’t want to do that again. Nathan Ingraham / EngadgetAs a “laptop”If I’m going to get any work done, I need a keyboard, so I

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It was quite a surprise to many, at NAB 2019, when Blackmagic Design introduced the DaVinci Resolve Editor Keyboard. It was especially surprising to me as it’s not very often we see dedicated hardware built primarily for editing. There are quite a few different editing keyboards from Logic and Editors Keys, but those are usually just conventional keyboards with different colored keycaps added. They don’t do anything to actually enhance the editing experience by providing new tools or new workflows. Hardware tools cost a lot of money to develop and manufacture, so it’s not surprising there haven’t been many editing-only hardware tools over the years. But then again, we have seen a lot of hardware controllers for audio mixing and color correction. Those more specialized markets would seem to have a smaller potential audience than editing, but “they” make controllers for them.The Resolve Editor Keyboard ships in a box. There’s a USB-C cable in there too. That’s your unboxing.Why have there not been more hardware things made just for the editor? Perhaps its seen that hardware tools really can’t add much to the editing experience beyond the keyboard and mouse. I sure know that I’ve tried to adopt different tools for editing, but rarely are they more useful than a keyboard. So what happens when you take the venerable keyboard and try to adapt that to editing in your NLE? That’s precisely what Blackmagic has done with the $995 DaVinci Resolve Editor Keyboard. It’s not made for the Color page or the Fusion page or the Fairlight page. It’s made for the Editing and the Cut page. Is it successful? Read on below to find out.The ConstructionA keyboard is a very utilitarian tool, so to embrace a new keyboard fully takes a lot of work from an experienced editor as you’re so used to the feel of your existing keyboard. It has to be well built.As a size comparison, here’s my favorite keyboard of all time sitting on top of the Resolve Editor Keyboard.The Resolve Editor Keyboard is very well built and feels like it will stand up to the test of time. It’s big. Very big compared to the standard Macintosh “chiclet” extended keyboard that ships with your Mac. Downright huge compared to the tiny regular iMac wireless “chicklet” keyboard. It’s even big sitting next to an old-school Avid keyboard! You’re going to have to account for the size of the thing if you have anything smaller than a rather large desk. Want to pair the Resolve Editor Keyboard with a Resolve Micro Panel? Clear off everything else; you’re going to need the room.One of the most critical things on a keyboard is the typing feel, and that’s a place where the Resolve Editor Keyboard excels. The key travel and force to type are exceptional, and even though it looks like it takes a lot of effort to type on due to the design of the keys, it doesn’t. I typed most of this review on the Resolve Editor