One change coming to iOS 9 – currently in beta – is the appearance of lowercase keys on the keyboard when the Shift key is not engaged. Many people like this, but I find it confusing.
However, you can turn this off, and display only uppercase keys, regardless of whether you’ve tapped the Shift key. To do this, go to Settings > General > Accessibility > Keyboard, and toggle off Show Lowercase Keys.
You’ll now only see uppercase keys.
As I’m sure you know, this is similar to how Android works.
It’s just stubborn of Apple not to have done this sooner.
If I double click shift I want to see capitals appear. End of…
And while we’re at it, please sir, can we please add ‘learn’ to the predictive text..??!!
As I’m sure you know, this is similar to how Android works.
It’s just stubborn of Apple not to have done this sooner.
If I double click shift I want to see capitals appear. End of…
And while we’re at it, please sir, can we please add ‘learn’ to the predictive text..??!!