One of the coolest things about the virtual keyboard on the BlackBerry Z10 is the ability to erase words just by swiping left over the keyboard. While most people know that you can erase one word at a time by swiping with one finger, did you know that you can also erase two or more words by swiping with two or more fingers?
While throwing out some Z10 keyboard tips on Twitter, BlackBerry Developer Relations Manager Bryan Zubert dropped this tip that we haven't heard about before - but it's a pretty awesome tip.
So give it a shot for yourself. Use two or more fingers on the screen and swipe left to delete more words.
Deleting two words with a two finger swipe is fairly easy, but when you work up to three or four it's a bit of a task - still very cool though.
For more BlackBerry Z10 tips be sure to check out all of our BlackBerry 10 help and how-to guides.
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