I remember the first time I ever got my hands on a Bluetooth keyboard, it was the best thing ever simply because I now had access to an easier way to type on my phone or tablet. Traditional Bluetooth ...

Here’s a geeky gadget add-on for your mobile phone or PDA. The Bluetooth Laser Virtual Keyboard works with virtually any Bluetooth-enabled device, including PDAs, Smartphones, PCs, and Notebooks. This ...

With the Virtual Keyboard from Brookstone, you type as if there's a keyboard there, even though there isn't. That might not make sense, but this is a really cool pocket-sized device. Just pair the ...

Even though tablets and smartphones are improving and adding new features all the time, a shrunken keyboard on a touch screen still doesn't compare to the comfort of a full-sized keyboard for typing.

TikTok may be known mostly as a destination for viral challenges and dances, but the popular social media platform is also the perfect place to find trendy and convenient tech gadgets. One of the ...

Aloysius Low is a Senior Editor at CNET covering mobile and Asia. Based in Singapore, he loves playing Dota 2 when he can spare the time and is also the owner-minion of two adorable cats. The Atongm ...

Small enough to fit on a keychain, the Brookstone Virtual Keyboard connects to your phone or tablet via Bluetooth and projects a laser keyboard onto any flat surface. CTX patented laser technology and ...

This attracted a lot of attention quite awhile back as I recall. The i.Tech Bluetooth Virtual Keyboard beams a red laser disply of a keyboard on any flat surface. Folks were interested, but it seemed ...

Google has pretty much axed the development of its Chrome OS tablets but it continues to build up the operating system as a platform for work as much as it is for content consumption. It's not yet ...

For the true computer geek there’s nothing like the finger-friendly feedback of a quality keyboard. The reassuring clack of spring-loaded plastic keys can help even two-fingered typists get through a ...

We still remain vigilantly skeptical of the whole virtual keyboard thing (we know one day it will be a reality, keepin' hope alive!), but iTech claims to have the hookup on one that even goes so far ...