When I turned on the Bluetooth Virtual Keyboard for the first time, my heart stopped for about five seconds. It is literally one of the coolest gadgets I’ve played with in a long time.

In time, I hope to see more keyboards integrated into virtual reality — or just the ability to add any keyboard. A Vision for a New Workstation Think of your current office layout.

So, the more that Microsoft can do to make Windows more handheld-friendly the better, I guess, and releasing a more controller-friendly virtual keyboard is a good start.

The patent, filed in 2014 but granted last week, was spotted by CB Insights. It describes a “holographic keyboard display” that can be used in many kinds of augmented and virtual reality ...

That sounds so bad that it likely won’t be worth the effort. As Gurman put it, “You’ll want a Bluetooth keyboard.” The Vision Pro virtual keyboard is a complete write-off at least in 1.0.

With a graphic design app, the touchscreen keyboard could display a sparse layout with only a few keys and a virtual dial to interact with an on-screen computer-generated image or 3D model.

Hardware Virtual Reality "Microsoft Office on the Meta Quest 3! And I don't even have an O365 subscription." A VR expert shows how to make the perfect virtual desk.

But even once you've dished out for a $2,000 MacBook Pro, a $3,500 VR headset, and a $200 Apple keyboard, you'll still have to make sure your batteries won't run out despite the hefty external ...

In the Meta Quest 2, there are virtual keyboards — the one that appears when you want to search for something, which you can tap with your hand or use the controllers to point to keys — and ...