


Instead of adding a DEL key, they also removed the complete control buttons at the top of the keyboard – including the Esc key. Apple announces the 4th generation of the MacBook Pro. įew years later, they released the keyboard to the market for a price of more than 1000$ ( )! They even designed something that looks very much like the predecessor of the elgato Stream Deck.īack to the almost-present. Imagine being able to program every key to a special function or switching the keyboard layout (and thus the labels on the keys!) by merely flipping a switch!Ī bit of googling actually found the initial concept keyboard the article was about. Needless to say, I was absolutely astonished by the sheer possibilities such a keyboard would give you. Imagine, around 15 years ago! That was before the very first iPhone was launched. I remember reading an article about a keyboard in development that had a small display inside every key. Please change this touch behavior to scroll in a note instead of highlight.or at least make it an option for those of us that have a keyboard.Back in my teenage years (think: 15 years ago), I regularly read hardware and – mostly – gaming magazines. Instead, all that does for me is start highlighting a section of text on the screen which is a bit dangerous if I happen to bump any other key after doing so since that would then overwrite what was accidentally highlighted. It would very helpful if EverNote would let me simply use my finger on the screen to scroll up/down in the note as needed (like MS Word). This means I must scroll up/down in my note to get to the appropriate section. However, during the meeting, I also add additional notes to various sections pertaining to the presenter, or topic. My notes are typically chronological and bulleted. I just returned from a 4 hour meeting, during which I used Evernote (on a standard Win 8.1 touch screen notebook using the Windows application) to take notes (as I usually do). I was going to post something about scrolling with touch, but then ran across this post. A full-screen reading mode with touch scrolling would be super awesome.The contents of a note should be scrollable using touch input.Failing that, an option to adjust scrollbar width would be nice. Evernote ought to use standard Windows scrollbars so that changes to scrollbar width made in Windows are inherited by Evernote.

Evernote's desktop app doesn't work very well with touch input.
