The iTech Bluetooth Virtual Keyboard is a little black box the size of a large disposable cigarette lighter that projects a full-size QWERTY keyboard onto a flat surface. It uses Bluetooth technology ...

CNET completely trashes VKB's Bluetooth Virtual Keyboard, or BTVKB, which is essentially a Bluetooth-enabled version (duh) of those projected laser keyboards which have been kicking around for about a ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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.

Although I'm personally very comfortable with typing on the iPhone's virtual keyboard – especially on the iPhone 6 Plus – there are some people who just loved the old pre-iPhone "smartphones" with the ...

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 ...

Now that reviewers have had a week to play around with their brand-new and incredibly expensive Apple Vision Pro virtual reality headsets, some glaring compromises are coming to light. As several tech ...

Using the virtual keyboard on your iPad isn’t a terrible experience, but you’d be much better off tying on a physical keyboard. Here’s how to connect a Bluetooth keyboard to your iPad. The iPad’s ...