Touchscreen QWERTY keyboards for tablets and phones all have the same insurmountable problem: To type on them, you must look down at the keys to see what you’re doing. For users who can touch type on ...

There are plenty of keyboard designed for use with tablets, allowing you to use a touch-only device like a laptop. But while keyboards make it easier to tap out text quickly, they could do so much ...

At IFA in Berlin Lenovo announced a nice array of refreshed laptops and tablets, updating great devices like the Lenovo Yoga 900 series (now the Lenovo 910) with 7th generation Intel processors, but ...

Each summer, Stanford University invites students from around the United States to come up with innovative applications for computers. This year's winning team came up with a touchscreen keyboard for ...

Apple has flirted with the idea of putting a touchscreen keyboard on its MacBook lineup for a while now. Most recently, a few patent filings have suggested that the idea could be coming to fruition, ...

If the touchscreen on a Windows 8 tablet stops responding, there are several things you can do yourself to get it working again before calling tech support. If you have an external keyboard or a mouse ...

Walmart’s $230 2-in-1 laptop tablet is now just $99 — 57% off for the holidays. Portable, versatile, and perfect for work or ...

How about a display that can take the shape of a real keyboard? The surface of the display will become elevated to mimic the physical buttons of a keypad and then disappear just as quickly as they ...

Tablets and laptop computers have a vast array of both similarities and differences. Although both devices allow you to perform several functions, such as browsing the Internet, sending emails and ...

Asus has been a pioneer in the mobile computing space since launching the first netbook in 2007. Netbooks may not be as popular as they once were, but Asus continues to release portable notebooks, ...

The new hybrid skips the traditional keyboard in favor of a touchscreen digital one, offering a signal of how gadgets may evolve. Roger Cheng Former Executive Editor / Head of News Roger Cheng (he/him ...