Apple has already led an assault on optical drives, now the company is trying to take away the keys on your computer’s keyboard. A new patent filed by the Cupertino based tech giant shows off the ...
In a particularly witty sketch, fake anchor Andrea Bennett notes that the "tech world is buzzing over Apple's latest must-have gadget... a revolutionary laptop that does away with the keyboard": Of ...
Logitech unveiled the SIGNATURE K855 Wireless Mechanical TKL Keyboard, a wireless ten-keyless keyboard with a mechanical key switches. The key switch on the wireless K835, which was already available ...
It appears that in addition do their Motion-Sensitive keyboard patent, Apple has sent out a patent application for a "Flat Keyless Keyboard for Desktops & More." This application was signed for late ...
Apple’s design philosophy of ardent minimalism has now made its way into a couple of Mac products, such as the buttonless Magic Trackpad and Magic Mouse. Now Patently Apple has come across another ...
And the keyboard is the most striking thing about the Yoga Book. There are no physical buttons or keys on it; when you power up the Yoga Book, the backlight illuminates the outlines of traditional ...
A company called SnapKeys is pitching its "keyless keyboard" system to mobile device and computer makers, reports Reuters. SnapKeys' software makes use of four invisible keys, each of which holds 6 or ...
I can’t remember how exactly I came across the OrbiTouch keyboard, but it’s been on my list to clack about for a long time. Launched in 2003, the OrbiTouch is a keyboard and mouse in one. It’s ...
The orbiTouch sliding keyboard from Keybowl uses a pair of ergonomically sculpted domes to "type" characters with the same precision as pressing a key. This keyless typing opens up the world of ...
Apple has filed for a patent (number 11500538) for a “keyless keyboard with force sensing and haptic feedback” for Macs, iPads, and perhaps even standalone keyboards for use with desktops. Traditional ...
A bizarre-looking keyboard called the orbitTouch that doesn’t have any keys at all, but rather two domes that you slide around into different positions for each keystroke. No, it doesn’t make sense to ...
Apple has been awarded a patent for a "Keyless keyboard," which shows the company is at least considering moving to using solid state technologies to create a MacBook Pro keyboard with more ...
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