Smartphone to Dumb Phone ... the LG Shine?) with a hidden digital clock embedded in the middle. Flip it open and you get a nice 2.8-inch display. You can use the built-in backlit keyboard to ...

This CDMA smartphone is notable for including a mobile hotspot feature that lets nearby Wi-Fi devices share the phone's Internet connection. Other features are par for Android phones, including ...

We sure do miss phones with real keyboards though, and would love to see them come back. At least the keyboards themselves get love in the hacker community.

LG's flagship phone for 2017 has a unique extra-tall display that packs a large 5.7-inch, QHD+, HDR display into a relatively small phone. Other standout features include dual 13-megapixel rear ...

Using our phone's keyboard -- whether in messages or on websites -- became a whole lot simpler once the technology moved away from physical keypads to touch screens. Remember having to press a ...

Although earlier BlackBerry smartphones had physical keyboards, all smartphones today use a touchscreen keyboard to enter text (see BlackBerry). On most smartphone keyboards, pressing the space ...

Not everyone wants keyboard vibrations when using an Android phone, so if you want to turn it off, here's how to do it on ...

After my dark grey HTC Desire Z, I went for a white Samsung Galaxy S3, then a white LG G3 ... to Android phones. But there’s one color where I unconsciously drew the line: pink.

I'm the first to complain about pointless pinkification – you won't find me shopping for pink power drills or Barbie-hued consumer electronics. But I think like any brightly coloured phone ...

Who could ask for more than a rugged little Bluetooth keyboard with a built-in cover that fits in your pocket? This build started with meticulously measuring the tin to figure out what kind of ...

Here’s how it works. There's no question the best keyboards are worth having in your home office, even if your main work PC is a laptop. While it's true there are laptops out there that have ...

He also covers almost anything connected to a PC, including keyboards, mice, USB-C docks and PC gaming accessories. In addition, he writes about cameras, including action cams and drones.