Apple doesn’t just make Macs, iPhones, iPads, AirPods and so on. The company also makes excellent accessories, including the ...

On Pixel phones and many other Android handsets, the default keyboard is Gboard. When it pops up on screen, tap the mic icon ...

Fortunately, you may not realise it but your iPhone actually has a nifty feature to help you avoid this frustration. Just say "Hey Siri" and ask it to turn on the flashlight, making it easier to find ...

Not water-resistant. I was overjoyed when I first saw the Clicks Keyboard Case. It's the first-of-its-kind iPhone case with a built-in physical keyboard—yes, in 2024!

It’s not the first time somebody has made a keyboard case for the iPhone. A decade ago, Ryan Seacrest released the Typo, a QWERTY case that connected to iPhones over Bluetooth.

It's a case and a full physical keyboard in one that you can attach to the iPhone if you want a more tactile typing experience, which kinda brings back memories of Ryan Seacrest's Typo Keyboard ...

There have been some past attempts to create iPhone keyboard cases, such as the Typo BlackBerry QWERTY case that looked a hell of a lot like the old “crackberry” board, so much so BlackBerry ...

In 2014, the iPhone 5/5s dedicated case 'Typo Keyboard Case' also added a small physical keyboard to the bottom of the screen like BlackBerry. However, BlackBerry filed a lawsuit claiming patent ...

We’ve been using the Typo on and off for a few weeks. It slips onto your iPhone in two pieces, like many cases, and the keyboard covers up your Home button, giving you a very long iPhone.

You may find a lot to like in the Ryan Seacrest-backed, ironically named Typo ($99 direct), a BlackBerry Bold-style keyboard case for the iPhone 5 or 5s. It looks almost identical to the real ...

Most other keyboard cases give you two or three positions, maybe a couple more. This one goes from standing up nearly vertical all the way down to a flat 180 degrees, and any point inbetween.

Ryan Seacrest cofounded a company called Typo that made a keyboard for iPhones. BlackBerry sued it twice. The two have now settled and Typo will no longer make keyboards for smartphones.