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On this episode of the iA UnboxCast, Jason and Aleeha unbox the MD-BT01 Bluetooth MIDI adapter that allows the iPad to work with a keyboard with a bluetooth midi adapter.
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Talking Typer by APH Now Available for iOS
Talking Typer by the American Printing House for the Blind has now been released for iOS. If you are familiar with the Windows version then you will find it easy to learn the keyboard with the mobile app. Talking Typer offers training for the on screen keyboard, a Bluetooth keyboard, and even for use with Braille displays.
Talking Typer is $4.99 in the iOS App Store, and we will have a review of Talking typer up on the next episode of the iA Cast
Quick Tip: How to pair Magic Keyboard with iOS Devices
The Magic Keyboard is the newest keyboard from Apple and it offers a new sleek and slim design. The nicest feature of the keyboard is its multiple uses with devices. This keyboard can be a wireless keyboard for iOS and Mac, or a wired Mac or PC keyboard.
To pair the Magic Keyboard with an iOS device follow the below instructions.
- Make sure your keyboard is on. The keyboard now has an on/off switch instead of a button to make this easier.
- Open the settings app
- find the Bluetooth section
- Look for Magic Keyboard and select it
You may also like to un-pair your keyboard or disconnect it for use with other devices. Here is how you do this.
- Open the settings app
- Find Bluetooth
- Find your Magic Keyboard in the list
- Find the More info or details button to the right of your keyboard and select it.
- Find the disconnect for forget device option to un-pair your keyboard.
There will be more Magic Keyboard tips added here soon so keep checking back.