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This iPhone Cursor Trick For Editing What You Just Typed Is The Best Thing We Never Knew Existed 😼

This iPhone Cursor Trick For Editing What You Just Typed Is The Best Thing We Never Knew Existed 😼
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Comic Sands Staff
By Comic Sands StaffNov 19, 2018
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How is it possible we didn't know this? It seems iPhones are full of surprises and one recent discovery has Apple users dancing a sweet jig.

In a post that has since gone viral, Atlanta food blogger Krissy Brierre-Davis shared a new discovery. Instead of straining your eyes and poking around your message to move the cursor and make a correction, all you have to do is press and hold the space bar for a moment and it turns the keyboard into a track pad. Confused? Here, we'll let Brierre-Davis explain.


Still confused? Here's a visual.


And we thought the wheel and post-it notes were life changing inventions.



We must practice.

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Imagine the possibilities.

So many miracles and discoveries





No, we are not going to tell you. Google it. We're still celebrating this discovery.



But wait there is more!


This day can't get any better.

H/T: Buzzfeed, Mashable

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