I love the BlackBerry 10 touchscreen keyboard, and can type just fine on Android (well, I can swipe just fine thanks to Swype), iOS and Windows Phone keyboards too. While consumer and enterprise ...

If users turn the touchscreen phone horizontally or “landscape” they can type on the QWERTY keyboard and if it’s turned upright or “portrait,” users can use the intuitive Suretype keyboard.

For users of mobile, touchscreen devices it's an appealing idea: what if you could make a smarter, more accurate keyboard yet gain more space on your touchscreen? Meet Minuum, “the little keyboard for ...

For example, the keys on the BlackBerry 10 virtual keyboard run edge-to-edge with virtual frets separating the rows. “If you look at other touchscreen keyboards, the keys are often like little bubbles ...

BlackBerry smartphones have always been known for their keyboards - no question about it. While RIM has dabbled with some full-touchscreen devices over the years, they have always stuck by their ...

The Indiegogo campaign for Minuum, “the little keyboard for big fingers,” created by the University of Toronto startup Whirlscape Inc., has closed after raising $87,369 in one month. Whirlscape ...

BlackBerry maker Research in Motion Inc. has introduced a smartphone with an look and feel similar to Apple Inc.'s iPhone — replacing the physical keyboard with a touchscreen interface.

The keyboard connects to other devices via USB-C, Bluetooth, or a 2.4GHz wireless connection. The Kickstarter page adds that the DS Pixel Keyboard also has a built-in GPU and CPU.

With a graphic design app, the touchscreen keyboard could display a sparse layout with only a few keys and a virtual dial to interact with an on-screen computer-generated image or 3D model.

When you put Clicks on your iPhone, the touchscreen keyboard disappears. Your device registers there's a physical keyboard plugged in, so the touchscreen keyboard doesn't show up.

A future MacBook Pro may do away with mechanical keyboard mechanisms entirely to eliminate issues with debris, by using a force-sensitive surface on a flexible area of the MacBook's casing to ...