Physical keyboard problem: If your Chromebook’s physical keyboard is broken or a key is stuck, the on-screen keyboard can be a helpful solution to continue using your device.

On Windows 11, you can use the touch keyboard to write with your fingers on a touch-enabled screen, such as on a tablet or convertible device.

If you want to open the On-Screen Keyboard in Windows 11/10, use Keyboard Shortcut, Run, Search, Settings, Start menu, CMD, etc. Here's how!

Here's how to use a keyboard with your iPad, as well as a look at some keyboards made especially for that purpose.

In Windows 11, you can use and tweak the touch keyboard when you don’t have a physical keyboard. Here's how to use this handy feature.

How to adjust the viewing angle Apple’s new keyboard makes your iPad feel a little like the G4 iMac, in that you can tilt your tablet up or down until you find your ideal viewing angle.

There is a built-in on-screen keyboard available in Windows 10, and you can access it with just a simple shortcut key combination.

The touch keyboard in Windows 10 is going through some changes, including a new keyboard type and an updated user interface. Here's how to customize it to your preference.

Unlike the iPad’s digital keyboard in its default configuration, this smaller floating keyboard even supports the swipe-typing feature Apple is bringing to the iPhone with iOS 13.

When you use a Chromebook in tent or tablet mode, ChromeOS automatically activates the on-screen keyboard, where you can type a quick message or draft an email.