Sure, the emoji available to us via the Unicode Consortium are great and all — but sometimes, you want something a little… different. A little more expressive. Something more like this: ᕕ( ᐛ )ᕗ But ...

Typing has never looked — or sounded — like this. At the same time, it feels strangely familiar (if you’re an old fart like me). This week, Google Japan unveiled the Gboard Dial Edition, a bizarrely ...

Several years ago, Google Japan started cooking up weird novelty keyboards as an annual April Fools’ Day prank. Most of the creations, including a working version of Google’s mobile Gboard keyboard ...

A new variant of the official Raspberry Pi keyboard has been unveiled today for Japan by the Raspberry Pi Foundation. The complex keyboard required new set of mouldings for the 83-key arrangement and ...

The device contains a 6-axis inertial sensor that can read the hat’s positioning. In order to change the code one wants to type, the wearer simply turns the hat to the left and right — enabling them ...

As part of what is apparently an April Fool’s Day Prank over at Google Japan, they’ve made a pretty impressive drumset keyboard, complete with emoticon keys. The funny thing is, with all those kana ...

Japan’s Elecom said Tuesday it will launch the world’s first smartphone keyboard that uses NFC touch-card technology to link with Android handsets. The keyboard is designed with a large gap down its ...

As portable as keyboards have gotten, you still need some place to put the thing — some kind of bag for travel, and a flat surface for using it. Well, it doesn’t get much more portable than a hat ...

Though there are a number of different layouts for computer keyboards – such as QWERTY, AZERTY, DVORAK and so on – most have rows of keys that you push down to generate letters, numbers or symbols.

Want to give prospective employers a business card that doesn’t immediately get tossed? Of course you do. If you’re one of us, the answer is obvious: make it some kind of a PCB. [Ricardo Daniel de ...

Google does some quirky things at times, and the latest in line is a funky keyboard cap – yes, a full-size cap that you can actually wear. To show just how real it is, Google Japan even posted the ...