Using an iPhone in Thailand Tips, App Reviews and News for the iPhone and iPad in Thailand and beyond by Richard Barrow

Copying Text to iPhone

Posted on March 29, 2010


There have been a few times when I am working on my computer and I need to copy some text over to my iPhone or at least have it available in the global clipboard of the device. They are a number of ways to do this. The obvious way is to send yourself an email. However, a quicker way is to use this app called Lazy Text. It is free today but I am not sure how long that will last. All you have to do is open a certain page in your browser that links wirelessly to your iPhone. I have it bookmarked so it is quick. Then I type or copy into the box anything that I want sent to the iPhone. On the Lazy Text app, I have the choice to click on tabs to send it straight to my email client, phone, web browser SMS or map. As it is already in the global clipboard, I can also just open the Notes app and paste it there. Quite simple.

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