We've kind of got used to sitting at a desk and tapping away on a computer or laptop keyboard, but it's not always the most comfortable experience. Indeed, things can turn painful after a while.

There’s no shortage of Bluetooth keyboards that you can use to enter text on a tablet, smartphone, or other gadget. Some are even flexible keyboards that you can roll up to save space when you’re not ...

Physical keyboards have been around for decades and similar formats have been used for typewriters and personal computers alike. Even smartphones and their on-screen keyboards borrow the basic typing ...

Tap, the company that makes a futuristic, wearable keyboard, today announced the launch of its second-generation keyboard, the Tap Strap 2. The Tap Strap 2 is similar in design to the original Tap ...

For this week's giveaway, we've teamed up with Tap to give MacRumors readers a chance to win one of the company's wearable keyboards, which Tap believes is the keyboard of the future. Available for ...

At this moment, traditional keyboards are the dominant technology for data input into computing devices; but that is about to change, as virtual and wearable computing become more mainstream, and ...

Two weeks ago, I excitedly wrote the news that the Tap keyboard is now shipping. It’s a $149.99 Bluetooth keyboard and mouse, which slides onto your hand like brass knuckles and gives you typing ...

The Tap Strap keyboard is a series of Bluetooth enabled rings that help you to type quickly with just one hand — but how well does it really work? The Tap Strap is a Bluetooth keyboard that lacks any ...