Since its initial debut in 2010, the iPad has been trying to find its place in the Apple ecosystem. By offering a sort of middle ground between iPhones and Macs, the tablet definitely fulfills needs ...

Wireless keyboards designed to be used with iOS are Bluetooth devices, so the process for connecting them is the same as any other Bluetooth device. Apple’s own wireless keyboard is Bluetooth powered ...

Apple introduced Universal Control at WWDC 2021, exciting Mac and iPad users with the possibilities it would bring to their daily workflows. A year later, as part of the latest macOS and iPadOS ...

The Brydge Keyboard puts a MacBook style keyboard on the iPad, or at least that’s the company’s advertised promise. However, does it really match the excellent typing experience users get from a ...

You can connect a wireless keyboard to a Mac or PC using Bluetooth, as long as the keyboard is charged and in pairing mode.

There may not be a shortage of iPad keyboards in the world, but Steve Isaac and Bradley Melmon thought they could improve upon the iPad’s onscreen keyboard experience. Most third-party keyboards ...

With the release of iPadOS 13.4 in March 2020, Apple introduced official Bluetooth mouse and trackpad support for iPads. The update added support for Apple's own standalone keyboards, mice and ...

Business owners who use the Apple iPad for work when away from the office may find the virtual keyboard restrictive and slow when typing documents and messages. The Dragon Dictation application for ...

External keyboards for the iPad and iPad Pro may not need to connect over Bluetooth or use the Smart Connector, with Apple considering the possibility of using the capacitive touchscreen as a means to ...

Using the virtual keyboard on your iPad isn’t a terrible experience, but you’d be much better off tying on a physical keyboard. Here’s how to connect a Bluetooth keyboard to your iPad. The iPad’s ...