Typing comfortably on a Smart Phone is best done using an external keyboard, especially if you spend a lot of time on IRC or use other chat apps. Obviously, the keyboard needs to be portable too.

Tablets: Where's the Productivity? The hottest device in the enterprise remains the tablet. Executives have pushed for them, IT departments have accommodated them, and users continue to clamor for ...

If you spend your days on the go rather than at a desk, a portable keyboard that works with a tablet or phone can make it easier to type, so you can stay productive, no matter where you are. The best ...

The 54-key QWERTY Pocketop Portable Keyboard ($100 street) works wirelessly via an infrared connection with Palm OS, Pocket PC 2000, and Pocket PC 2002 PDAs. The 4-ounce keyboard measures 0.7 by 4.5 ...

I can't imagine my desktop setup without a second screen. It's made researching and writing a whole lot easier, particularly when I'm looking at multiple browser tabs, videos, and a note-taking app ...

Keyboard and mouse maker Logitech has unveiled a brand-new mini keyboard designed for people on the go. The Logitech Keys-To-Go 2 is an ultra-portable Bluetooth keyboard made for tablets, mobile ...

If you're constantly on the go and need a reliable keyboard for typing on your smartphone or tablet, a portable keyboard is the perfect solution. With a variety of options available, it can be ...

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Desperate to WFA (that’s Work From Anywhere)? Invest in a portable keyboard and live the dream, says Abha Shah The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. When you purchase through links on ...

So you want to minimize finger movement when you type, but don’t have three grand to drop on an old DataHand, or enough time to build the open-source lalboard? Check out these two concept keebs from ...