Android tablets are incredibly portable and typically come with great battery capacity, making them an excellent option for extended usage. Moreover, they can connect with various devices, provided ...

For those unfamiliar, Keys-To-Go is a slim, lightweight and compact keyboard from Logitech. Although it can be used with any Bluetooth device, including Macs and PCs, it’s perfect for tablet owners ...

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The $99.95 Logitech Tablet Keyboard is available in two models, one for the iPad and one for Android tablets. The low-profile keyboard has a Bluetooth interface, and includes a carrying case that also ...

Logitech has just announced an unexpected sequel to its decade-old Keys-To-Go keyboard, with Keys-To-Go 2 shipping this month with a brand-new design, updated features, and more. The original Logitech ...

The number of accessories compatible with Apple's Smart Connector for iPad Pro continues to grow — albeit very slowly — with two new keyboards this week from Logitech for both tablet sizes. The new ...

Many of us use multiple devices, including computers, tablets, and mobile phones. We've also learned to reduce the amount of text entry on phones and tablets as we tap away on software keyboards.

Logitech have today unveiled two iPad tablet accessories that should enable you to make the most of your tablet, and as they say, no matter where you use it. They have aimed the accessories for people ...

If you are a big tablet user, then you know the advantages of a nice case that can double as a keyboard dock. The market is full of options that made for specific tablets, but there are fewer good ...

In this video, join us as we delve into the world of enhanced tablet typing with the Logitech Tablet Keyboard. We start by unboxing this sleek and portable keyboard, designed specifically for tablet ...

Ever since last December’s Snapdragon Tech Summit — an event focused on breakthrough mobile chipsets — I’ve been thinking about how critical “old” input peripherals remain in modern devices.