Such a symbol was here!Hidden symbol input method of flick keyboard

The Japanese keyboard of the iPhone is convenient, but do you feel that the symbol is a bit difficult to enter?This time, we will introduce the keyboard using "→", "°", "■", etc. quickly.

<1> Enter "" () [] (parentheses)

To enter parentheses in the middle of the text, swipe the "ya" key to the left and right.() And [] can also be selected from conversion candidates.You can enter quickly without switching to a number key.

<2> Enter (arrow) (arrow)

To enter the arrow, flick the number "1" to the right.The top, bottom, left and right arrows are displayed in the conversion candidate.

Enter symbols such as <3> ◯ ■ △

Even if you enter "Maru", "Gakuku", "Sankaku", etc., it is quite difficult to use the symbol you want to use as a conversion candidate.In such a case, flick the "4" of the number key to the left and convert it.

<4> Enter " *"

Even if you hit "Kome", "rice", "rice" and emoji "rice" appear before " *" ...In such a case, you can convert "4" of the number key up immediately.

<5> Enter "・" "‥" "..."

"・" (Nakaguro) can be converted from "." (Reading) for the "," (phrase) of the kana key.Or swipe the number 4 of the number key to the right to convert any of them.

<6> Enter "≠ ≦ ≦ ≧ ≫" "

The variations of the equivalent and inequality are organized on the left, top and right of the number key "6".

<7> Enter "£"

"\", "$", "€" on the left, top, and right of the number key "2" are included, but you can also select the British currency pound "£".

<8> Enter "♥ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ♠ ︎ ︎ ︎"

"1" of the number key is entered in the left flick, but various other symbols are displayed as conversion candidates.

<9> Enter "°" and "℃"

"Degree" can be converted by flicking the "°" angle "°" and the temperature "℃" by flicking "3" on the number key up."'" (Minute) "" "(second), which expresses the angle more finely, can be selected here.By the way, "℉" can be converted with "Kashi".

<10> Difference between "♯" (Sharp) and "#" (hash)

Please be careful not to make a mistake when input because it looks similar and different, as it is similar and different from the music symbol "♯" (Sharp).The horizontal line is Sharp and the horizontal has a hash symbol.