When you are writing some text on the iPhone (any application) and you need to add a punctuation char (comma, semi-colon, full stop etc.) you generall tap the "123" button, tap the punctuation char, and then tap the "ABC" button to switch back to the normal keyboard mode.

There's a quicker way to do it though: press the "123" button and -- while you hold your finger down -- drag your finger on the punctuation char. When you release the finger the punctuation char will be added and the keyboard will still be in normal mode.

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To type an accented letter when writing a SMS (or while writing text in any other application, for that matter) press the un-accented letter and hold down your finger until it shows the accented variations; then drag you finger over the accented letter and release it.

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