Achieving this requires decent physical keyboard support, and Google continues to work toward this goal by adding a new slow keys option in the second Android 15 developer preview.

Android 14 DP1 includes early work to better support physical keyboards and new gestures for touchpads, for the sake of tablets and more.

Android 14 will reportedly bring more keyboard shortcuts to large-screen devices such as tablets. New additions include shortcuts for split-screen multitasking and switching between apps.

BlackBerry isn't dead, and the new BlackBerry KeyOne is aiming to underscore that, not least by giving physical keyboard lovers a new fix for their addiction. Unveiled at Mobile World Congress ...

This year we've already seen a couple of physical keyboard offerings from BlackBerry and Motorola/Livermorium for those button pushers who crave the physical feel.

It seems that Android users looking for a device with a QWERTY physical keyboard may have one more reason to savor their next phone upgrade. Rumors indicate that Verizon users could see the LG ...