A better keyboard than QWERTY On The Vergecast: one man’s quest to build a better keyboard, AI’s future at Microsoft, and all the thumbs on Netflix.

Debuted in 1959 by MIT professor Samuel Hawks Caldwell and the Graphic Arts Research Foundation, this machine featured a QWERTY keyboard, which the operator used to input—not the phonetic values ...

Researchers have created a new keyboard layout which they claim makes "thumb-typing" faster on touchscreen devices such as tablets and large smartphones. Dr Per Ola Kristensson, from St Andrews ...

As of today, the new AYANEO Slide, a device with a full keyboard, is available for purchase. There are a few different AYANEO Slide configurations to choose from and it comes in either black or white.

The actual look and feel of the MX 3.1, with that metal case and the bunched up full-size layout remind me of my old MX Board 6.0 that sat on my desk for years, and that's ten years old now.