However, its physical QWERTY keyboard could appeal to professionals who value tactile input for communication-heavy workflows. That said, this device is undeniably a niche product, and physical ...

Cincinnati has been a footnote in history of some interesting technology innovations, from the barcode to the steam dummy train.

QWERTY phones have admittedly been out of fashion for some time, but you can still find them. It’s not easy, and you may have to settle for something a little less swish than you’re used to, ...

The QWERTY Keyboard Will Never Die. Where Did the 150-Year-Old Design Come From? The invention’s true origin story has long been the subject of debate.

The QWERTY keyboard has been around since the 1870s when newspaper editor Christopher Latham Sholes decided some improvements needed to be made. Express. Home of the Daily and Sunday Express.

Computers are designed top-to-bottom for Latin-language users, but this one-size-fits-all thinking has created decades of difficulty for the rest of the world—particularly China.

QWERTY quickly became the universal, standard keyboard, though critics have pointed out it has several flaws in its design: It’s left-hand dominant.

The most USELESS keys on a QWERTY keyboard – and the sneaky shortcuts you're not using. Typing on a keyboard may have become second nature for many of us ...

Shift Happens is a new book by Marcin Wichary that attempts to tell the century-and-a-half-long story of typewriters and keyboards. It’s launching on Kickstarter today.