For as long as personal computers have existed, keyboards have been the preferred means of man-to-machine interfacing. It may not be as grandiose as panel touch screens or motion sensors, but you just ...

Most people today type on computers using membrane keyboards, which have a rubber dome under each key, and feel sort of squishy when pressed. But a growing number of people — especially gamers and ...

When Bill Buxton worked at Xerox’s Palo Alto Research Center in the early 1990s, he examined the classic children’s homemade telephones: two cups connected by a taut string. He wondered why that same ...

If your keyboard keys stop working, it doesn't necessarily mean they're broken or need replacement. From checking keyboard settings and running the troubleshooter to updating drivers, there are ...