The tech-savvy generation is losing its touch. Gen Z’s typing proficiency is reportedly dwindling as young people adapt to touchscreens, with keyboarding falling to the wayside — just like ...

Spending hours typing on a computer keyboard can lead to back pain, neck pain, and repetitive-stress injuries of the fingers, hands, elbows, and wrists. But you can avoid such problems by ...

Typing on your phone or laptop can also become unnecessarily inconvenient. When you use your nails to type, you could end up with a scratched screen/keyboard, a broken nail, and plenty of typos.

Gen Z students, often considered digital natives, are surprisingly falling behind in keyboard typing skills due to a decline in formal typing instruction.

Whether you are learning to type on a laptop or desktop, you may have wondered why the 'F' and 'J' keys have bumps on them. Here's what you need to know.

YouTuber Brian Tong is one of the first people outside of Apple to get hands-on time with the Apple Vision Pro's virtual keyboard. He says there are two ways to interact with it.

Anecdotal evidence and rising alarm among educators suggest that while members of Gen-Z are wizards on mobile devices, they're all thumbs when they try to type on computer keyboards.

A new keyboard layout for Windows 11 should make typing using a gamepad a less frustrating experience.

Decades before its rediscovery in the Anglophone world, autocomplete was invented for putting Chinese characters into a computer.