IPhone keyboard in Landscape Mode

Hey,
Is any one else having the same issue ? Any solution is appreciated. When I use my iPhone keyboard in landscape mode (application - gmail) some of the letters in the keyboard don't pop-up. The keyboard inputs the letters in the mail however the on-screen prompt for a key being pressed (letters jumping up) does not happen. It happens for different letters each time. I have seen 'q' key do that .... r some times etc. It is not just the first row of letters too. I have seen other letters.
I reset the phone, restored it and even got a warranty exchange. I still have this issue. Any ideas ?
Peace...

Link below is the official Gmail Mobile Development Blog. So you may find some contact or feedback info there.
http://gmailblog.blogspot.com/2008/01/new-gmail-for-iphone.html

Similar Messages

IPhone 6 Plus - remove extra keys on keyboard in landscape mode

is there a way to remove the extra keys that appear on the keyboard in Landscape mode? I would rather the extra keys are not there so that the letter keys are larger? thanks

There is no way to modify the existing keyboard. However, iOS 8 allows for adding third party keyboard. Search the App Store. Another keyboard may better suit you.

How can I get my iPhone out of landscape mode and back to portrait?

How can I get my iPhone out of landscape mode and back to portrait? Tilting the phone doesn't work.

Try following - 1 by 1:-
* make sure portrait lock is not on & try turning on/off several times
* turn off mobile and turned it back on
* hard reset by pressing lock and home at same time
If problem persist, you need to try following but be careful since the following impact your iphone.
* resetting all setting: this will reset all settings of your iphone back to factory setting
* resetting all setting by erasing all data: this will reset all setting and erase all data so do back-up and proper syncing and read relevant details
* restoring from itunes: this will also erase all data and take mobile back to day 1
last 3 options are last resort and only be done if you are sure you can restore your data.
Please don't hold me responsible for any data loss while doing last 3 options
Cheers!

The iPhone 5 in landscape mode is a tablet for the Fluid Grid layout

Hi all,
I created a "fluid" layout for a site and realized that the iPhone 5, in landscape mode, is > 480 pixels, so the "tablet" layout is applied.
Have you encountered this issue as well? How to solve it? I thought I might modify the CSS media query and define the tablet as > 536 but maybe some-one has a more elegant solution?
And, in general, when is a phone really a tablet?
Bootstrap from Twitter suggests four types of widths.
/* Large desktop */
@media (min-width: 1200px) { ... }
/* Portrait tablet to landscape and desktop */
@media (min-width: 768px) and (max-width: 979px) { ... }
/* Landscape phone to portrait tablet */
@media (max-width: 767px) { ... }
/* Landscape phones and down */
@media (max-width: 480px) { ... }
In this framework (which is very similar to DW's fluid grid: it has a class called "clearfix" which suggests me something), under 768 it's still a phone... Is IT? What do you think?

Smartphones are getting bigger. Tablets are getting smaller. So there's bound to be some overlap between devices. I just don't see this as a problem. Nor should you.
Nancy O.

IOS keyboard in landscape mode for all apps

Can apple make the iOS 6 keyboard have the option to use landscape mode for all apps?
-Thanks!

No, there is not.
You can submit feedback to Apple: http://www.apple.com/feedback/iphone.html.

IPhone Apps in Landscape Mode on iPad

With the new high resolution display, why won't the small iPhone apps rotate to landscape mode? This is incredibly annoying when I have my iPad docked and I need to run one of these apps. There's plenty of resolution to rotate the app to landscape!

You can try leaving feedback for Apple : http://www.apple.com/feedback/ipad.html

IPhone test in landscape mode

Hi,
I use Device Central to test my site "through the eyes of an iPhone user", and it works just as expected. Question: Is there an option to view my site on a mobile phone held horizontically, will say: in landscape mode? For the life of me I can't find such an option. I would ask in the Device Central forum, but there seems to be nobody there. If somebody knows of another working emulator that has this feature, I'd be glad also. Thank you for your time.
Christoph

Apple has it's own iPhone and iPad emulators when you become an Apple Developer for the iOS platform and download the SDK. The application comes with an annual fee. I am sure that you can view your application in landscape mode in those emulators, but there are definitely other Windows-based emulators although I am not sure which ones support the "new" iPhone 4 (screen resolution I'm talking here).
If you develop your site in Flash and export it using the iPhone Packager there is an option for Landscape, Portrait, or Auto orientation as well as Full-Screen mode. Flash's iPhone packager can be unreliable though if you don't code your ActionScript properly. This iPhone packager is only available on Flash CS5 Professional. The iPhone packager also has the option to choose "iPad" as an output device.

Publish / preview iphone app in landscape mode

Hi,
I was wondering if it is possible to get my iphone app to preview in landscape mode without having to manually rotate it. I have it set to landscape mode with the landscape stage size, but it launches the preview in portrait mode.
Thanks

really? i still get the portrait sized window with a horrible pixelated shrunken version of the landscape mode in the middle..

IPhone :: problem with landscape mode

I have the strange behaviour when I design UiView using Interface Builder.
1) I use IPhone OS version 2.2.1
2) I create UiView using Interface Builder in landscape mode ("First View")
3) I put two buttons in the right near screen border, create callbacks for it, etc.
4) Then I launch another view in Portrait Mode, create UiNavigationController, push "First View", enable autorotate to interface orientation and then in the viewWillAppear function implementation I call
[[UIDevice currentDevice] setOrientation:UIInterfaceOrientationLandscapeRight];
5) My "First View" appeares correctly. But I can not press buttons I put on it. If I drag these buttons in the center of the screen, it works. But if I put them near the right border of the view in landscape mode - I can not press any button. "Near" means about 40-50 pixels from right border, in fact - pixels column which X borders are 430 - 480

There's a whole section in the iPhone programming guide cover this.
here's a snippet:
Regardless of how you orient the design surface in Interface Builder, remember that nib files
themselves have no concept of interface orientation. Views are blank canvases that can be used for
many purposes, such as presenting content in a horizontal scroll view. Therefore, the size of a view
does not change its orientation at load time; it is always loaded in portrait mode. It is up to you
to rotate your views to the appropriate orientation after they are loaded. When you do this depends
on how you construct your application. If you construct your application using view controllers, you
can perform this operation in the viewDidLoad method of your view controller objects. If you are not
using view controllers, you can per form it in the applicationDidFinishLaunching: method after
creating your views or after loading them from a nib file.

Email and SMS and keyboard in landscape mode.

I was wondering if, by any chance Apple is working to enhance the iPhone's email and SMS capabilities by incorporating the use of the accelerometer. This would allow email and sms messages to be viewed in widescreen format making it easier for my older eyes to see. This would also allow email and text messages to be created and sent using a widescreen keyboard making it much easier for my big fumble fingers to use. This would be the one GREATEST enhancement that could be made for the iPhone!

No one hear can address 'what Apple is working on' - this is a user-to-user forum. There are aps in the App Store for landscape emailing; nothing for SMS.
You can submit feedback to Apple: http://www.apple.com/feedback/iphone.html.

IPhone 6 Plus keyboard in landscape - can you make keys larger?

Hi,
is it possible to remove the extra keys the iPhone Plus shows on both sides of the keyboard in landscape mode and instead have a larger keyboard with larger keys that takes up the whole screen?
I have large hands/fingers and struggle to type on small screens; hence my disappointment that the iPhone 6 Plus doesn't have larger keys than the iPhone 5 or 6. I have not been able to find a setting to change this. I have also looked at third party apps but not found anything conclusive yet.
Many thanks,
Phil

The keyboard size cannot be changed. You could try a stylus pen.

IPhone 6 Plus doesn't switch to landscape mode on the home screen

my new iPhone 6+ will not switch to landscape mode when turned horizontally in the homepage. Any thoughts about why this is? It will inindividual apps, but just not on the home page. And no, my screen orientation is not locked in portrait mode. Is anyone else having similar problems or have any suggestions?
Thanks in advance.

+1
My iPhone 6+ doesn't:
 rotate to landscape mode on the home screen
 display dual-paned email
 display the extended keyboard in landscape mode.
Curious if anyone else is experiencing all three symptoms on their 6+ too?
(It ***** because I bought the horsey 6+ for these features.)
I'm suspicious that it was my restore that did it. Did anyone else experiencing the "no rotate" bug restore from an iTunes backup? I did, and I think that it went afoul. I restored from an iTunes backup (via USB), from an iPhone 5s running the iOS 8 GM Seed.
Does this ring a bell?
I'd rather not wipe it and set it up as a new device as this takes HOURS that I don't have right now, but I suspect that the restore (possibly the iOS 8 GM) is the culprit.
Thanks!

Iphone 6 won't lock into landscape mode, keep switching back to portrait mode

Hi,
Please help me, this has driven me nut, I can't seem to lock my iphone 6 into landscape mode, it will only lock my screen when I am in portrait mode.
For example, if I open safari and turn my phone sideway, safari would turn into landscape mode, and if I want to lock my screen to keep it in landscape mode, it won't do it, as soon as I select that screen lock button, it will turn back to portrait mode and lock my screen up into portrait mode.
What should I do to keep my screen lock at landscape mode??? I have tried this with several apps and the same thing happen, like in Calculator, when I turn it sideway and try to lock it, it goes right back to portrait mode.
I restored my iPhone 6 from my iPhone 5c so just wonder if it has anything to do with that or just some bugs in iOS8???
My current display is in Standard and not Zoom display, and I even try to set it as Zoom and then reset it back to Standard to try to see if it works and it still doesn't work.
HELP ME!!!!

I Just spent over an hour with support on this issue and apparently in iOS 8 they removed the option for the phones to lock in landscape mode. So, there is nothing wrong with your phone, unfortunately they removed a very useful feature. Maybe they will see if enough users want it they will fix it in an update.

No Landscape Mode on my iPhone 4S

Dear community,
Since my upgrade to iOS 7.0.4 I've lost the ability to view video, text messages, photos, podcasts or any content for that matter in landscape mode. I've tried everything i could think of without any success.
Any ideas on how I may resolve this issue?
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
trinibass.

ok, here are the exact details for dummies like me. i followed trinibass's directions but couldn't see the locked icon. when i found it after 4,5 times, it worked. the "control center" (the one you use for your flashlight and very few other things) is accessed by swiping up from the bottom of that pretty colorful screen w/all your apps that you usually see when accessing your phone with the manual button just below the screen. step 2, swipe your finger upwards. then you should see a gray/black/white screen. on the very top row of that screen, last icon is an old fashioned padlock. THAT is the one you click on, and voila, it unlocks your keyboard for landscape mode. however it got turned off is a mystery to me.

Keyboard in landscape layout

Can anyone tell me of programs that let one enter data with the keyboard in landscape mode? So far I have only found to offer this - "WorldWiki." In the iphone info on Apple,com, they show the keyboard in landscape mode (much easier to type - more space).
Thanks, John

safari

IPhone keyboard in Landscape Mode

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for