The virtual keyboard can be accessed through any web browser. To use it, simply click on the keys with your mouse or tap them with your finger if you are using a touchscreen device. If you click on ...

On a BlackBerry Passport, the row of symbols that appears above the physical keyboard will change. For the likes of the Q10, Q5 and the Classic, unless you have spelling predictions turned on there ...

The FlickKey Mini is billed as the “World’s Smallest Keyboard.” What’s more, it’s a virtual, on-screen keyboard, expanding the market for possible haters twofold. Why would you want such ...

A Virtual Braille Keyboard can be a valuable tool for individuals who are blind or visually impaired. Braille is a tactile writing system that uses raised dots to represent letters, numbers, and ...

The feature uses a six-key layout and each key represents one of 6 braille dots according to Google. When tapped, they make any letter or symbol. For instance, to type an 'A' users would press dot ...

Dubbed "Dual Input Multilayer Keyboard," the patent details how new layers of keys and symbols would surface, based on directional movements on either a joystick, and now, via a touch gesture.

How to Type in Capitals on an iPad. The iPad is a lot smaller than a computer keyboard, so many keys on a conventional keyboard don't appear on the iPad's virtual keyboard. Several of these keys ...

For example, you can add the trademark symbol (™) next to Phrase and make tm the Shortcut. This way, whenever you type tm on your iPhone’s keyboard, it’ll automatically add the ™ symbol.

To hide the virtual keyboard again, tap the key in the bottom-right corner of the screen. For more tips on using a Magic Keyboard with your ‌iPad Pro‌, click here.