There are a lot of videos in the “satisfying video” genre of internet content. There are pimple-popping videos and even videos of cow hoof-trimming. And then there’s a whole slew of ASMR videos, which ...

Using Vision Pro's virtual keyboard, you just reach out and touch parts of the screen when you need to. The Vision Pro’s virtual, floating-in-the-air keyboard has been nearly universally condemned.

Great to type on. Immensely customizable through software. Combines multiple different keyboard technologies to create an excellent, well-built keyboard. The typing feeling isn’t as crisp as a ...

It only takes one look at the Clicks Keyboard for the iPhone to see what it does: it lets you type on your iPhone with a physical keyboard instead of the on-screen keyboard. For some, the Clicks ...

There are ways to reinvent touchscreen keyboards that don’t throw out all the established rules, but instead adapt and tweak them to create something new, yet still familiar. The tOndO keyboard is not ...

Dhruv Bhutani has been writing about consumer technology since 2008, offering deep insights into the Android smartphone landscape through features and opinion pieces. He joined Android Police in 2023, ...

Since I started writing tech reviews, there is one product in particular that I've covered and now couldn't live without: the mechanical keyboard. If you sit at a desk all day, just get one. It will ...

Mismatched colors between case and keycaps. RGB customization can be clunky at times. Plate-mounted stabilizers. Infrequent and minor connectivity issues. Getting into the mechanical keyboard world ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. I've never been into mechanical keyboards. As a long-time Mac user, I've always relied on Apple's MacBook Pro keyboard, and, truth be told, I ...

Chris Wedel is a seasoned technology journalist with a rich background writing for top publications like CNET, Android Police, and Digital Trends. His work spans the consumer electronics landscape, ...

The big picture: Gen Z, often considered digital natives, grew up glued to screens. However, their mastery has its limits – particularly with the humble physical keyboard, which seems as foreign to ...