Some people are still not willing to let go of hardware keyboards, despite the progress made by the software ones. …
No matter how versatile software keyboards become, some still consider hardware buttons a better option. One2Touch Softpad S1 is an …
People who grew tired of the common QWERTY keyboard on their Android tablets are highly recommended to give the Slice Keyboard a go.
This is more than a recommendation. It is actually a challenge, since using the Slice Keyboard is not that easy and it might take a while till they ...
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While flexible keyboards are not something new, not even the wireless kind, the Qii keyboard is surely something people have not seen before.
Moving from physical keyboards to software ones on touchscreen displays might have been a sign of evolution for some people. However, nobody can deny that typing on a ...
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NFC is used primarily for enjoyable activities, like buying things, sharing content and making QR codes feel old. But Japanese company Elecom is looking to change all that with a compact keyboard that exploits NFC for productivity. The silicon menace requires a companion app and is compatible with Android phones running Gingerbread (2.3.4) and up. If the bundled case had you sold on the peripheral, you may want to reconsider. The retail price is a sizeable 18,690 yen (approximately $240), and what's worse, the battery is neither rechargeable nor replaceable, so you'll have to bin it after the stated six months to a year 18 months (eight hours a day) of life. Still interested? Then head over the break for a video demo from Norwegian co-development company one2TOUCH.
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