Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Ewan Spence covers the digital worlds of mobile technology. Tablets are brilliant devices for consuming content, but more and more ...

The Satechi OntheGo Bluetooth Keyboard with Stand is an ideal option for those who need to add a travel keyboard to their iPad and don’t want to limit the accessory to only one tablet. Or want to add ...

Microsoft officially announced today two new peripherals meant to accompany Windows 8 tablets: the Wedge Touch Mouse and the Wedge Mobile Keyboard. Both are highly compact Bluetooth devices that are ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. The main advantage to having a tablet is the portability.

Today RIM introduced the new Bluetooth Mini Keyboard Case for the Blackberry PlayBook. Arriving months after the tablet’s release and (arguably) long after anyone still cared, this accessory aims to ...

What do you look for in a keyboard made for tablets? Portability? Wireless capabilities? Cross-platform support? Genius has checked all three of those boxes with its new LuxePad 9100, which the ...

Tablets make great consumption devices for video, books, magazines, and pictures, but they’re also good for productivity with a little help. A Bluetooth keyboard is a must if you want to get some work ...

Want to write more on your tablet? Adding a keyboard to it would be a good start. Nimish Dubey gives you five of the best options They might be selling like hot cakes, and actually even outselling the ...

What's up with 8-inch tablets? Microsoft reportedly canceled the Surface Mini at the last minute. Samsung's Galaxy Note 8.0 is long overdue for a refresh. Even the current class leader, the iPad mini, ...

The Transformer stands well on its own, but it’s notable when paired with Asus’s terrific optional keyboard dock, which adds an SD Card slot, USB port, touchpad, and extra battery. The Asus Eee Pad ...

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