A while back I picked up a tiny, folding, wireless keyboard to turn my phone into a passable laptop replacement when traveling. It's already incredible, and only one or two features are missing from iOS which would make it really amazing.

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Explore how a folding wireless keyboard and apps like Blink Shell and Tailscale can transform an iPhone into a suitable travel laptop replacement for light blogging and programming. It covers the setup process, benefits, and limitations, including input latency and lack of full app support for landscape mode.

Using my iPhone as a travel laptop – Jake Zimmerman

<p>If phones have to sell more in the future, this is a feature to pitch. A good keyboard will also really help.</p>


<p>thinking about writing text on my phone for more than a text message makes my eyes hurt. i did find it interesting that the cmd+tab shortcut didn’t work on the phone even though it does on the ipad.</p>
