Dialshade vs Duo Keyboard

Your time. Your look. Make the clock on your iPhone or iPad a design statement. Dialshade brings together over 350 analog, digital and hybrid clock designs, from liquid chrome and dark metal to painterly textures, sculptural shapes and typographic statements. MADE FOR YOUR HOME SCREEN • Small and Medium widgets for different layouts. • Collections including Chrome, Statements, Paint, Sculptural, Iced and Noir. • Depending on the design, adjust accent colors, material brightness, date, seconds and 12/24-hour time. • Keep your favorites and save your own named looks. • Give each widget a different saved look. • Open an individual clock inside the app. EASY TO SET UP Choose a design, customize it and save your look. Add a Dialshade widget to your Home Screen, then select your saved look. An in-app guide walks you through the steps. START FOR FREE Five designs are free to use. Dialshade Pro unlocks the complete catalog through a monthly or annual subscription, or a one-time purchase. Prices and any available trial offers are shown before purchase. No separate account required. Your favorites and saved looks stay locally on your device. No ads in the app. PLEASE NOTE Available options vary by design. iOS and iPadOS manage widget updates and system appearance; seconds displays may be limited by system and power-saving settings. Requires an iPhone running iOS 18 or later, or an iPad running iPadOS 18 or later. Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the current period ends. Manage subscriptions in your Apple Account settings. A one-time purchase does not automatically cancel an existing subscription. Privacy: https://dialshade.com/en/privacy/ Terms of Use (Apple EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Support: https://dialshade.com/en/support/

On a closed iPhone Duo, lower the keyboard to keep more of the message in view while you write your reply. Look for Sunday’s plans in the first screenshot. With the same Safari note open, switching from the English system keyboard to Duo Keyboard at 120 pt reduced the keyboard and input toolbar from 47.7% to 32.1% of the screen height. Two more lines of the note came into view. This example was measured on a closed iPhone Duo simulator in portrait on iOS 27.1. WHEN YOU CHANGE HANDS Swipe the language switch key left for a left-handed keyboard or right for a right-handed keyboard. You can also swipe the empty space beside the keys to bring them over to the other side. WHEN YOU OPEN YOUR DUO On a wide screen, swipe down on the switch key to split the keys between your thumbs. Swipe up to bring them back together at full width. Duo Keyboard remembers your size and position separately for narrow and wide screens. YOUR SIZE AND LANGUAGES Hold the switch key to open settings above the keyboard. Adjust height and width while watching the keys change. In Typing, choose two inputs from 30 languages and emoji, then tap the switch key to swap between them. Try Korean and English, English and Spanish, or French and emoji. One purchase includes all layouts. 30 INPUT LANGUAGES Korean, English, Spanish, French, German, Russian, Portuguese, Italian, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Turkish, Polish, Ukrainian, Dutch, Swedish, Malay, Filipino/Tagalog, Arabic, Hindi, Thai, Bengali, Urdu, Persian, Chinese, Japanese, Marathi, Javanese, Nigerian Pidgin, Telugu and Tamil. Chinese supports Pinyin with Simplified and Traditional conversion; Japanese supports romaji with kana and kanji conversion; Vietnamese supports Telex. Arabic, Hindi, Thai, Bengali, Urdu, Persian, Marathi, Telugu and Tamil use paged character entry. Javanese uses Latin script. General autocorrection and next-word prediction are not provided. FAMILIAR LAYOUTS, USEFUL CONTROLS • English QWERTY and 12-key • Korean QWERTY, Danmoum, Cheonjiin, Naratgeul, Cheonjiin Plus and Vega • Three-column number and symbol pads for compact layouts • Optional number row and settings key, switch-key placement and English auto-capitalization • Adjustable glass opacity; Liquid Glass on iOS 26 and later, with a compatible appearance on earlier supported versions • Swipe on Space to move the text cursor • Return follows the input field's action; hold it for a newline NO FULL ACCESS REQUIRED Keyboard input is not logged or automatically transmitted. All typing, including Chinese and Japanese conversion, runs on your device. Full Access is not required. Optional bug reports are emails you review and send yourself; the report and reply address are received for support. GET STARTED 1. Open Settings > General > Keyboard > Keyboards. 2. Tap Add New Keyboard and choose Duo Keyboard. 3. In a text field, hold the globe key and select Duo Keyboard. 4. Hold the actual keyboard's switch key to set size, placement and inputs. BEFORE YOU BUY • iOS controls the available width and bottom system area. Margins may remain on some devices or in some apps. Split mode requires a wide enough input area. • Empty areas around or between the keys remain part of the keyboard. They do not reveal the document underneath. There is no free-floating keyboard or system mouse pointer. • iOS may use its own keyboard in password or certain phone fields, and in apps that disallow third-party keyboards. Some fields do not accept newlines. • In-app practice settings are separate from the actual keyboard's saved settings. • On a wide screen, after moving the keys and reopening the keyboard, the previous position may briefly appear before the saved position is displayed.