Could you type on a keyboard that has no lettering whatsoever? That’s the challenge of the Nullboard, a keyboard for the iPad Pro which is set to launch in the next couple of weeks. The keyboard has ...

The portable keyboard has been reinvented once again, this time as the TextBlade, a miniscule magnetic click-together gadget with multitouch keys. Freelance writer Amanda C. Kooser covers gadgets and ...

Typing on a keyboard without looking at the keys. Touch typing has become an essential skill these days no matter what line of work anyone does. In the early days, schools ordered special typewriters ...

Touch typing on the flat surface of a smart device can be somewhat challenging. Zack Dennis came to the rescue in 2012 with a chorded keyboard concept called ASETNIOP. Now that keying system has ...

Touch typing is a motor skill that enables skilled typists to type quickly (over 100 words per minute) without looking at the keyboard. Touch typists rely on muscle memory and their sense of touch, ...

For the touch typist, the tablet and smartphone experience is often a frustrating one. While it is possible to key in characters without looking at the virtual keyboard, efficiency and accuracy are a ...

Let’s face it: Typing on your touchscreen mobile phone with your big fat fingers is still too difficult and error-prone. Five alternate Android keyboards aim to make text entry on a tiny touchscreen ...

Although keyboards are important accessories for just about everyone, they're usually too boring a gadget to which to dedicate an entire review article. After all, it's just about impossible to mess ...

The iPhone wasn't the first time that Apple had attacked physical keyboards in a product category. Among the Newton's contemporaries in 1993 were keyboard-equipped organizers from the likes of Sharp, ...

The 7-year-olds in Natalie May’s class have to stretch their fingers across the keyboards to reach “ASDF” and “JKL;” as they listen to the animated characters on their computer screens talk about ...

We wouldn’t be where we are today without Mrs. Coldiron’s middle school typing class. Even though she may have wanted to, she never did use negative reinforcement to improve our typing speed or ...