Tap twice quickly on the screen to hide the keyboard. Repeat to bring it back.
You can send a control-C by pressing the "bullet" key (First press ".?123", then "#+=", then the circle on the middle right), then press the C key. This can be useful when you want to escape out of a long running program such as ping. Control-C can also be accessed with a short Up-Right and Control is a short Down-Right swipe, after which the cursor will turn highlight red, from here press any character q, x, c, A to complete or the delete button to exit Control mode.
Escape is control-[ or a short Up-Left swip, which may come in handy with vi. Tab is control-I or a short Down-Left swip (yay tab completion).
| Swipe Type | Direction | Action |
| Short | Up-Right | Control-C |
| Short | Down-Right | Control- |
| Short | Up-Left | Esc |
| Short | Down-Left | Tab |
| Short | up/down/left/right | arrow keys (respectively) |
| Long | Up | None (functions as up-arrow) |
| Long | Down | Enter |
| Long | Left | None |
| Long | Right | None |
| Two Finger | Up | Config |
| Two Finger | Down | Hide Keyboard |
| Two Finger | Left | Page-Up/Next |
| Two Finger | Right | Page-Down/PREV |
None of the Two Finger Swipes seem to work right in 2.0 firmware
Terminal comes with four terminal windows. Tap on the battery icon to go right, tap directally on the time to go left, and tap on the carrier name (AT&T or iPod) to crash Terminal (or do a really quick killall Terminal depending on how you look at it).
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