When iOS 10.3 beta was released in late January, developer Steve Stroughton-Smith discovered the iPad had a hidden one-handed floating keyboard available. Earlier this morning, Stroughton-Smith released the keyboard via a Swift Playground, so people can try it themselves.
The keyboard does not work on the 12.9-inch iPad Pro, but you can still try it by setting your screen resolution to that of the 9.7-inch iPad, via Display Zoom in Preferences, says the developer.
Just click here to download the Swift Playground on Github.
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