Apple is working to add new keyboard shortcuts to an upcoming version of iPadOS, functionality that would allow users to control certain system functions without digging into Control Center or ...

Keyboard shortcuts are combinations of buttons you can press on your computer keyboard to complete certain actions, like opening and closing files, and copying and pasting text—things you would ...

AutoHotkey is a favorite among active Windows 10 users because it has advanced features despite being an open-source software. You can use the hotkeys for both, your keyboard and the mouse. You can ...

Apple may soon add keyboard shortcuts for the iPad that would perform some of the actions Mac and PC users use the function or media keys for, according to 9to5Mac. The claim is based on analysis of ...

ChromeOS makes it incredibly easy to show (or hide) the hidden files in the Files app. Simply use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+ ...

Windows 11 also has several ways to take a screenshot, including three different keyboard shortcuts. PrtScn: Take a screenshot of your entire screen and save it to your clipboard. Windows key + PrtScn ...

Microsoft has released version 0.94 of the Powertoys for Windows. This time, they bring useful new functions, such as the fuzzy search for settings or the reporting of overlapping shortcuts for ...

Creating keyboard shortcuts in Windows can significantly improve your productivity by giving you quick access to frequently ...

Doing stuff with your mouse is cool. Doing stuff with your keyboard is cooler. These are the most important keyboard shortcuts, ranked from best to worst. (Unless noted, we’ve listed the Windows ...

Smart keyboard dials up touch, tap and twist function shortcuts By Paul Ridden September 01, 2017 Craft keyboard users can activate and control context-specific functions in software running on a PC ...

While macOS allows users to create their own keyboard shortcuts to perform functions in apps, there isn't a built-in way to launch the apps themselves using a similar maneuver. AppleInsider shows you ...