Show Touch Keyboard Automatically in Windows 10.
Use these tweaks to enable or disable the feature "Show Touch Keyboard Automatically" in Windows 10.
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Show Touch Keyboard Automatically in Windows 10.
Use these tweaks to enable or disable the feature "Show Touch Keyboard Automatically" in Windows 10.
The team behind Telegram messenger today released a new version of their Desktop app. The update brings voice calls to the Desktop app. This change was long awaited by Telegram users because they already got this feature in the mobile version of the app.
The ability to toggle image visibility was one of my favorite features in the classic Opera web browser. It was useful especially when you were using a limited data plan to conserve your bandwidth and reduce Internet traffic. It is great to see an almost similar feature in Vivaldi.
Windows 10 includes a touch keyboard for computers and tablets with a touch screen. When you touch any text field on your tablet, the touch keyboard appears on the screen. By default, the touch keyboard capitalizes the first letter of each sentence. If you are not happy with this feature, here is how to disable it.
Enable or disable touch keyboard capitalize first letter.
Use these tweaks to stop the touch keyboard in Windows 10 from capitalizing the first letter of a new sentence.
Windows 10 includes a touch keyboard for computers and tablets with a touch screen. When you touch any text field on your tablet, the touch keyboard appears on the screen. By default, the touch keyboard plays a sound every time you tap a key. In this article, we will look how to disable these sounds.
Enable or disable touch keyboard sounds.
Use these Registry files to disable or enable type sounds in touch keyboard in Windows 10.
Windows 10 Fall Creators Update (Redstone 3) comes with a new feature, called "Power Throttling", which should improve the battery life of laptop and tablets on processors which support it. Let's see how to find if apps are power throttling.
The volume mixer feature in Windows since Vista has always allowed the user to change the volume level for individual apps and devices. However, in Windows 10, there was a problem: Universal (Metro) apps were not included in the mixer's list of sources, so it wasn't possible to adjust the volume level or mute apps installed from the Store. Finally, Windows 10 "Fall Creators Update" solves this issue.
Windows 10's upcoming UI, previously known by its code name "Project NEON", now has an official name. At yesterday's Build 2017 event, Microsoft introduced it officially and also released an updated SDK for Universal App developers which supports new APIs. The new user experience APIs are called "Microsoft Fluent Design System".