Touchscreen QWERTY keyboards for tablets and phones all have the same insurmountable problem: To type on them, you must look down at the keys to see what you're doing. A company called Snapkeys aims to solve that problem.
If you love the iPad and love the feel of a real keyboard, life just keeps on getting more interesting.
Logitech has announced its K750 Wireless Solar Keyboard, due this month for $80. The keyboard measures just 1/3 of an inch thick and "charges itself whenever there’s light." Once fully charged, it’ll work in complete darkness for three months or more.
If you still haven’t gotten used to using the iPhone’s on-screen keyboard, ThinkGeek has developed a very attractive $50 flip-out Bluetooth keyboard that doubles as a protective case.
After all the uproar over the leaks and speculation, fans finally get an official RB3 song listing straight from the makers of the Rock Band games. Out on October 26 in North America and on October 29 everywhere else, Rock Band 3 will feature multi-part harmonies, pro guitar training sequences and an all-new keyboard peripheral. [...]
Logitech is hoping to woo the gaming community with its new G-series line of high-end peripherals. The company’s press release says that the products are available now through Logitech’s site (some are backordered already) “and will be rolling out soon with major retailers.”
PDP may have jumped the gun earlier today with the announcement of their upcoming Tron: Legacy-related goods but it certainly isn’t the last you’ll be seeing or hearing about such things.
A beta version of Swype’s very-excellent software keyboard interface has been made available to Android users for a limited time—“probably a few days”—according to the company’s website.
Power Gig, Def Jam Rapstar, DJ Hero 2.Feels like I’ve writing a bunch about music games lately. Part of that’s because I like music. But the other part is because the genre’s evolving, adding new musical styles and modes of interaction in a bid to engage players in different ways. And, to make more money, [...]
Mad Catz’ Eclipse Litetouch keyboard sports a 3-in-1 LCD touch panel where you’d normally find the number pad. And while one of the three modes is indeed the tried-and-true number pad, you can quickly toggle to a media-centric mode or to a programmable “MyEclipse” mode.
