The TapStrap 2 looks nothing like a traditional keyboard. I slide it over the thumb and fingers of my right hand, but it could just as easily be worn on the left. There’s no space bar ...

aside from some mild cramping from holding my hand in a position it isn't used to while I learned the Taps to create letters. The Tap keyboard ships with a nicely designed carrying case that also ...

It's possible that warm-and-fuzzy feelings toward right-leaning words come from the fact that the left hand has a tougher job on the QWERTY keyboard: It's responsible for 15 letters, versus 11 for ...

The keyboard is separated in chunks, with the numbers in the middle. The left-hand square of letters has ANISF for home row, and the right-hand square’s home row is DTHOR. The company behind ...

Using a keyboard is recommended because it's often ... To find out if the process of forming letters by hand resulted in greater brain connectivity, researchers in Norway now investigated the ...

There are several benefits to keyboard typing including being faster ... The careful forming of the required letters by hand is a fine sensorimotor skill that activates most of the brain," van ...

Typing with one hand can be a real challenge ... However, did you know that your trusty iPhone has a secret keyboard trick that makes one-handed texting a breeze?

The brain is not challenged very much when it’s pressing keys on a keyboard as opposed to when it’s forming those letters by hand,” said Audrey van der Meer, the study’s co-author and a ...

Her work suggests the process of learning to write letters by hand is crucial for learning ... it's obviously much more practical to use a keyboard," says van der Meer. Still, given our long ...

Some people find it easier to slide across letters as they spell ... will be times when you only have one hand free to type on your phone, and the iPhone keyboard has you covered here: Tap and ...